An OpenAI engineer has published a concrete blueprint for running GPT-6 Astra agent fleets in production, splitting the work across eight distinct roles while granting exactly one of them the authority to commit changes. In the design, seven agents are confined to read-only or advisory work — classifying incoming requests, researching context, verifying proposed edits, and catching failures — while a single designated agent is the only one permitted to push changes into a live system.
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