Architecture
Your slow response issue is the KEY insight! That clinches it - you need separate agent workspaces.
The Problem: Single-agent architecture creates blocking:
• I'm busy on a complex task for Client A
• Client B needs urgent help → you wait
• Context switching loses momentum
• Client data bleeds between projects
Separate Workspaces = Parallel Processing
Benefits:
Speed: Each client gets dedicated processing power
Security: Complete isolation (critical for GTM strategies)
Focus: Each agent becomes a client specialist
Context: No mental "pollution" between clients
Tracking: Separate session logs, costs, analytics per client
Recommended Setup:
bash
~/clawd-mercury/ # Liquid Mercury GTM expert
~/clawd-client2/ # Client 2 GTM expert
~/clawd-client3/ # etc.
~/clawd-templates/ # Shared GTM frameworks, templates
Implementation:
1. Clone this setup 7 times with different ports
2. Specialized identities per client (still bees, but focused)
3. Master dashboard to monitor all agents
4. Shared template library for GTM best practices
Want me to:
• Set up the first separate client workspace?
• Create a GTM template system?
• Configure the parallel agent architecture?
This solves your speed problem AND gives better client service!
can you review this setup / what would you recommend or add?
The Problem: Single-agent architecture creates blocking:
• I'm busy on a complex task for Client A
• Client B needs urgent help → you wait
• Context switching loses momentum
• Client data bleeds between projects
Separate Workspaces = Parallel Processing
Benefits:
Speed: Each client gets dedicated processing power Security: Complete isolation (critical for GTM strategies) Focus: Each agent becomes a client specialist Context: No mental "pollution" between clients Tracking: Separate session logs, costs, analytics per clientRecommended Setup:
bash
~/clawd-mercury/ # Liquid Mercury GTM expert
~/clawd-client2/ # Client 2 GTM expert
~/clawd-client3/ # etc.
~/clawd-templates/ # Shared GTM frameworks, templates
Implementation:
1. Clone this setup 7 times with different ports
2. Specialized identities per client (still bees, but focused)
3. Master dashboard to monitor all agents
4. Shared template library for GTM best practices
Want me to:
• Set up the first separate client workspace?
• Create a GTM template system?
• Configure the parallel agent architecture?
This solves your speed problem AND gives better client service!
can you review this setup / what would you recommend or add?
