Claude Used In Today's Product QRCardAI
Hey everyone!
I submitted my first project today, you can find it looking up QRCardAI. I wanted to make this thread as I used Claude for the backend of both my agent orchestrations and writing. I feel as though Claude is truly the best writer (deepseek is close) and the way Claude interacts with other agents through orchestration is so interesting.
I am wondering, what have you found Claude to be great at compared to other competition? Have any of you guys tried Claude for differet orchestrations?
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Marlee
Hi Luke! Can you clarify (for a non-technical content person!) what you mean by "for the backend of both my agent orchestrations and writing"? Are you using Claude to write conversations for AI agent?
I use Claude for writing & I find it to be the best at taking in prompts related to very detailed tone of voice, conversational elements, human quotes, real stories etc, but where it's limited is it can't source from the web as others can (ChaGPT is way better for that), so when I have a prompt 'source quotes from forums...' or 'use the research I've uploaded as well as other sources from the web' it's limited - it generally only sources from files I've uploaded to the project folder.
@emily_willis1 Hey Emily, great question!
When I say “agent orchestration,” I mean I’m setting up multiple Claude agents to work together, almost like a small assembly line for writing.
Here’s an easy way to picture it:
1. First Claude agent → Starts by generating a bunch of small, rough ideas—kind of like brainstorming.
2. Second Claude agent → Takes those small drafts and pieces them together into a more complete version.
3. Final Claude agent → Polishes and refines everything to make it smooth and ready to use.
It’s a way of breaking the writing process into steps, with each Claude agent handling a different part of the process, instead of one AI doing everything at once.
Here’s a visual that helps show how it works: [Orchestration Visual]
Let me know if that makes sense! Happy to clarify more.
Marlee
@luke_cooper3 Very cool - did you develop these agents for an agency use case or a client, or yourself etc?