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BIG 3 SUPER AGENT: Gemini 2.5 Computer Use, OpenAI Realtime API, Claude Code
Leverage multiple AI agents and models (Gemini, Claude, OpenAI) together, not in isolation, to maximize engineering compute and impact.
Watch on YouTube ↗Key takeaways
- 💡The strategy for engineers in the generative AI age is to use all available models and tools (think 'ands,' not 'ors'), combining them for maximum capability rather than adhering to a single provider's business model.01:06
- 🚀Experiment with combining different AI models and APIs (e.g., Gemini, Claude, OpenAI) in a single workflow to leverage their unique strengths.01:25
- 🚀Building multi-agent systems requires an orchestrator and observability tools to manage, monitor, and debug agent activities at scale, enabling greater compute and impact.02:30
- 🔧Implement multi-agent observability and a clear orchestration layer to monitor and manage agent interactions and progress.02:30
- 💡Define and utilize custom slash commands for agents to create reusable workflows and standardize task execution.06:35
- 🎯Custom slash commands (e.g., 'plan', 'build') are crucial for creating reusable compute and structured results for agents, simplifying complex workflows.06:42
Chapters
- 0:04🎯 Creating and Assigning Initial Agents
- 1:40🎯 Explaining the Concept of a 3 Super Agent
- 2:00🎯 Listing Current Agents and Their Status
- 2:50🎯 Multi-Agent Observability and System Architecture
- 4:40🎯 Agent Validation and Progress Monitoring
- 9:00🎯 Building Front End and Backend with Agents
- 10:00🎯 System Architecture Breakdown
- 16:20🎯 Manual Testing and Debugging of Agent Operations
- 22:20🎯 Execution of End-to-End Video Generation
- 25:00🎯 Introducing Tactical Agentic Coding
- 31:00🎯 Encouragement to Experiment and Push Boundaries
- 31:50🎯 Scaling and Combining Multiple Agents
The digest
Overview: This detailed walkthrough demonstrates how to architect, orchestrate, and operate a complex multi-agent generative AI system by combining state-of-the-art tools: Gemini 2.5’s computer use model, OpenAI’s real-time API, and Claude Code agents. The video highlights the power of combining multiple AI models and agent types to build a flexible, autonomous system capable of generating, testing, and validating code artifacts and user-facing applications. It is geared toward engineers who want to scale their development output by leveraging multi-agent orchestration and agentic feedback loops.
Multi-Agent System Setup and Task Delegation
The system starts with the creation of two Claude Code agents named Sony and Blink. Sony is tasked with reading AI documentation to plan integration of a video generation API (Sora API). Blink is assigned to invert front-end colors and apply styles using the Play font from Google Fonts, changing the UI to black text on a white background.
This task delegation is executed through an orchestrator agent named Ada, which manages the assignment and monitoring of multiple agents. The agents work asynchronously but report their status back so Ada can provide real-time observability.
Key points:
- Tasks are broken down into front-end (Blink) and back-end/specification planning (Sony).
- Agents use natural commands to operate autonomously with minimal typing.
- Ada provides continuous status updates and command control.
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- Principles of Using Multiple AI Models and Providers
- Architecture and Observability of the Agent System
- 1. Input Layer:
- 2. System Layer:
- 3. Output Layer:
- Closed-Loop Validation Using Gemini 2.5
- Collaborative Agent Workflow in Action
- Tactical Agentic Coding Philosophy
- Key Framework: Multi-Agent Orchestrated Development Stack
- Practical Implications & Takeaways
- Action-Oriented Summary
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