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  "path": "/t/superapp-architecture-chatgpt-should-be-the-non-blocking-master-process-not-a-peer-tab/1381086#post_18",
  "publishedAt": "2026-05-25T08:40:58.000Z",
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  "textContent": "Clean decomposition. Your three-way split is exactly right — and it maps naturally to model tiers: Master Architect runs a capable standard model (strong enough for conversation, decomposition, and judgment), Resource Manager can run something lighter (scheduling decisions, not creative ones), and workers run task-optimized models.\n\nThe key design principle you’ve articulated well: the Master Architect should never have to think about “which worker owns the terminal.” The moment operational state leaks into the conversation context, you’ve re-introduced the cognitive pollution this whole architecture is trying to eliminate.\n\nGood framework. Thanks for formalizing it.",
  "title": "Superapp Architecture: ChatGPT Should Be the Non-Blocking Master Process, Not a Peer Tab"
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