Six agent runs on the free local brain — four workers in parallel, a dispatcher to merge, and a reviewer to check the lot. They audited a real Agent OS: every number below came off the disk, and the meter never moved. This is the part a metered API quietly talks you out of: running a whole team at once.
All four workers launched at the same instant. Click a lane name to read that agent's actual output.
Wall clock for all four: 178 seconds. Run one after another they'd have taken ~606. Parallel employees are free when the brain is local — four at once cost exactly what one costs: nothing.
Verbatim JSON each worker wrote to disk, plus the dispatcher's merge. Untouched, typos and all.
A swarm without review is a rumor mill. Every claim was re-run against the filesystem:
| builds · 83 | ✓ exact — 83 entries on disk |
| staff · 41 | ✓ exact — 41 profiles on disk |
| guides · 313 | ✓ exact — 313 pages on disk |
| gallery · 5 + 9 | ✓ videos exact · images off by one (9 vs 10 on disk) — flagged, corrected in the headline stats above |
| dispatcher | said 8 employees (grabbed the sample list, not the total 41) and duplicated its JSON keys — both caught here |
Three of four workers were exact on the first pass. The reviewer lane exists for the rest — same Planner → Builder → Reviewer discipline the Agent OS runs everywhere else.