Spawn fifty agents in parallel without paying fifty meters

The right answer to most agent problems is to try fifty things at once and pick the best result. Fifty agents running fifty different prompt variations. Fifty agents exploring fifty different code paths. Fifty agents racing to solve the same task.

On per-second metered sandboxes, that's fifty meters running for the duration of the slowest one. The cost discourages the pattern, so the pattern gets used sparingly, so the agent product is worse than it could be.

On Hoody, fifty parallel agents are fifty containers on the bare metal you already rent. They run hot for the minute the task takes, finish in parallel, get destroyed. The extra forty-nine cost no more than the first one: you're using the box harder, not buying more box.

Parallel agents stop being expensive. They become the default approach.