HeyZoku's Voice Multi-Agent Coding: Cool Concept, But Parallelism Isn't the Core Issue

Let me get straight to the point: The concept HeyZoku showcased on ProductHunt—"voice-first, running ten coding agents simultaneously"—does hit a pain point in current AI coding tools: agent management overhead. But anyone who has tested Claude Codex, Cursor Composer, and Aider knows that what truly limits multi-agent efficiency isn't "whether you can run multiple," but rather "how context is isolated and how voice commands are precisely mapped to the intent of different agents." Here are a few key points broken down.