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Updated Orchestration patterns with the chief of staff and factories
- Chapter 5: Orchestration5.3 Orchestration patternsNow outlines kicking off any work through a chief of staff, who captures it as a ticket to prioritize later or as work to start right away, and managing different work at once in factories, each defined as code.
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- Outline the chief of staff and factories in Orchestration patterns0fe85fb ·
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Updated the hierarchy of bottlenecks with capacity and cognitive load
- Chapter 1: Introduction1.5 The hierarchy of bottlenecksNow has six bottlenecks, adding capacity, for when your machines and budget can't run more agents, and calling attention cognitive load. It retells The Goal more fully, adds a software example, and spells out the kinds of confidence verification needs.
- Chapter 3: The dev lifecycle3.1 SparkNow lists tools for turning an idea into a prototype.
- 3.3.2 BuildNow outlines building efficiently, doing verification well, and where agents run.
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- Rework the hierarchy of bottlenecks around six, and outline Build and Spark0bfd45c ·
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Added the book's license and reuse guidance
- Appendix C: FAQsOverviewExplains CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, commercial reuse of diagrams and excerpts, noncommercial sharing of whole-book PDFs, attribution, ShareAlike, and when separate permission is needed.
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- License the book and permit commercial reuse of excerpts (#1)d0e6db4 ·