Critical Thinking and Nathan Jones describe letting Claude run unattended for hours, warning that too many sub-agents can explode context and force a restart, creating reliability and control risks for long-running autonomous work.
Tell Claude "I'm going to bed, don't ask me any questions, don't stop hacking" so it will run for hours.
Cap sub-agents at 2~3. If it spins way too many agents the context fills up with no previous message to roll back to, and you're stuck opening a new
Trying the "Claude I'm going to sleep now, you just keep working" method tonight.
This finding is one of many signals tracked across Cyber Security. The live feed updates every few hours with new expert voices, debates, and emerging ideas.
← Back to Cyber Security