It's safer have them completely isolated, but it's slower and more expensive.
Sometimes I just realize that CC going nuts and stop it before it goes too far (and consume too much). With this async setup, you may come after a couple of hours and see utter madness(and millions of tokens burned).
Completely agree. I also want to tightly control the output, and the more it just burns and burns the more i become overwhelmed by a giant pile of work to review.
A tight feedback loop is best for me. The opposite of these async models. At least for now.
Sometimes I just realize that CC going nuts and stop it before it goes too far (and consume too much). With this async setup, you may come after a couple of hours and see utter madness(and millions of tokens burned).