Do Al coding agents work better for solo builders than teams?
I'm trying to understand whether Al coding agents create different problems for solo builders vs engineering teams.
For solo builders, it seems easier for one person to keep the full context in their head, run multiple agents, review everything, and decide what to merge.
For teams, I'm wondering if the bottleneck changes: multiple people may each have their own Claude Code, but the work still has to come together through tickets, PRs, reviews, Cl, Slack, Linear/Jira, etc. Maybe my Claude code has made different assumptions to my colleagues
On top all of that PRs are 10k LoC
For people here:
\- Is agent-assisted coding easier as a solo dev than in a team?
\- If you work on a team, where does the workflow break down?
\- Do teammates get enough visibility into what an agent is doing before the PR appears?
\- Do agents ever duplicate work, make conflicting assumptions, or miss context that another teammate had?
\-Have good tickets, worktrees, Cl, and code review mostly solved this for your team?
\- What process have you added because of Al-generated code?