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How to plan the work of AI agents, write plans they will realize, and accept what they deliver. Written by the featureloom team.

How to work with Claude Code in a team: plans, order and acceptanceWhen several people on a team start working with Claude Code, it is easy to lose track of who is doing what and who decided the work was finished. Agents work well in a team when the work is split into plans in a clear order and a person accepts the result of each plan.November 1, 2026 · 7 minutes to read
How to write a plan an AI agent can deliver without guessingHow do you write a task so an AI agent doesn’t have to guess what you want? Give it a plan with a goal, scope, acceptance criteria and a definition of done. The agent then gets what it can’t learn from the code, and knows how to tell when it has finished.November 1, 2026 · 6 minutes to read
Multiple AI agents in one project: how to keep them out of each other’s wayMultiple AI agents in one project get in each other’s way when sessions change the same files, do the same thing, or start a task that waits on another session’s result. Two rules help: each session delivers one plan in its own folder, and dependencies between plans show what can start right away and what has to wait.November 1, 2026 · 7 minutes to read