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People bring a hard problem with many parts, and a crew of AI agents can work on the parts at the same time.

Today's price ฿5,000

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  1. You bring the problem.You · Before the day
  2. The crew works on it for one day.Hongdam · One day
  3. You get in writing what we found, what we built and what comes next.Hongdam · After the day
  1. You bring the problem.You · Before the day
  2. The crew works on it for one day.Hongdam · One day
  3. You get in writing what we found, what we built and what comes next.Hongdam · After the day

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Hongdam · Our team for one day, on a hard problem฿5,000

What people ask

How does a crew split the work?

CrewAI lists two ways. In the sequential process, tasks run one after another, in order. In the hierarchical process, a manager agent hands out the tasks and checks the results. docs.crewai.com

How many agents does a problem need?

Anthropic's guide: a simple fact-finding task takes 1 agent with 3 to 10 tool calls. A direct comparison takes 2 to 4 subagents with 10 to 15 calls each. Complex research takes more than 10 subagents with clearly divided duties. anthropic.com

Which problems does a crew not suit?

Anthropic names domains where all agents must share the same context or depend on each other a lot, and most coding tasks, which have fewer parts that can run in parallel. It adds that agents are not yet good at real-time coordination and delegation. anthropic.com

Is a crew better than one agent?

On Anthropic's own research test, a lead agent (Claude Opus 4) with subagents (Claude Sonnet 4) did 90.2% better than a single Claude Opus 4 agent. anthropic.com

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Sources read 2026-11-04.