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Module 9
Choosing several AIs and making them work together
Give each task to the most suitable tool, based on its real capabilities, and pass the context cleanly from one tool to another.
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Your path through this module
- 1Lesson 1 : Roles: thinking, researching, producing, reviewing
- 2Lesson 2 : Comparing tools for a task, as of a given date
- 3Lesson 3 : The handoff brief
- 4Lesson 4 : A second review by another AI
- 5Lesson 5 : Real integration or copy-paste: never assume
- 6Lesson 6 : Autonomous agents: an advanced option and its risks
- 7Lesson 7 : Safeguards: loops, costs, data
- Final quiz
Module completed: well done!
The lessons
- Roles: thinking, researching, producing, reviewing
- Comparing tools for a task, as of a given date
- The handoff brief
- A second review by another AI
- Real integration or copy-paste: never assume
- Autonomous agents: an advanced option and its risks
- Safeguards: loops, costs, data
Benefit
Give each task to the most suitable tool, based on its real capabilities, and pass the context cleanly from one tool to another.
By the end, you will be able to
- compare, as of a given date, what 2 or 3 tools do well, and what they cost, for a specific task;
- write a handoff brief: context, files, acceptance criteria;
- tell a real technical integration from a manual exchange;
- have one AI review another AI’s work, then make the call yourself;
- avoid agent loops, overly broad permissions, uncontrolled spending and data leaks between services.
Demonstration
A piece of work produced by one tool and reviewed by a second, with the handoff brief on screen and the final decision made by the human.
Exercise and result
A piece of work done with 2 tools, its handoff document, and a verified cross-review.
Links and options
See also the “Choosing your tool” page, updated with checking dates.