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Some of us don't spend days looking for food, don't die of cold, and survive the flu...

aaand we have Quake and Comand&Conquer - Red Alert

I think the splitting make sense to give more specific prompts and isolated context to different agents. The "architect" does not need to have the code style guide in its context, that actually could be misleading and contains information that drives it away from the architecture

I consider a project dead once I feel that's "better" (whatever it means in the specific context) to invest my time in something else. Or if I feel that I'm not able to scale/grow it more than it is.

This was (probably still is) exactly my mistake...being able to survive is by no means related to "I'm recovered and happy to commit to something new"

And after 2 years of surviving, I feel that I lost a lot of time

Do you know Rockin1000 [0]?

In 2015, a thousand of (mostly italian) musicians played simultaneously "Learn to Flight" as a way to ask the Foo Fighters to visit the town of Cesena, Italy. Dave Grohl then agreed to have their last tour date in Cesena :)

[0] https://youtu.be/JozAmXo2bDE

We've had the same problems - we didn't need all the overhead of kubernetes. Have you seen BeeKube? https://beekube.cloud It is a managed container platform, similar to a paas but with containers

Actually, HakunaCloud works on cloud servers, not containers. With Kubernetes you pay for the worker nodes, not for running containers.

HakuaCloud starto&stop cloud servers, so you actually pay only for the time the servers are needed