[buffbench] base2 with thinker and no planner

Author: jahooma

.agents/base2/base2.ts

@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ const definition: SecretAgentDefinition = {
     'researcher-file-explorer',
     'researcher-web',
     'researcher-docs',
-    // 'decomposing-thinker',
+    'decomposing-thinker',
     // 'decomposing-planner',
     'editor',
     'reviewer-max',
@@ -74,11 +74,12 @@ Use this workflow to solve a medium or complex coding task:
 1. Spawn relevant researchers in parallel (researcher-file-explorer, researcher-web, researcher-docs)
 2. Read all the relevant files using the read_files tool.
 3. Repeat steps 1 and/or 2 until you have all the information you could possibly need to complete the task. You should aim to read as many files as possible, up to 20+ files to have broader codebase context.
-4. Spawn an editor with a prompt that includes a plan.
-5. Spawn a reviewer to review the code. If changes are needed, go back to step 5, but no more than once.
-6. You must stop before spawning too many sequential agents, because that this takes too much time and the user will get impatient.
+4. Spawn a decomposing thinker to come up with insights.
+5. Spawn an editor with a prompt that includes a plan.
+6. Spawn a reviewer to review the code. If changes are needed, go back to step 5, but no more than once.
+7. You must stop before spawning too many sequential agents, because that this takes too much time and the user will get impatient.
 
-Feel free to modify this workflow as needed. It's good to spawn different agents in sequence: spawn a researcher before an editor because then the editor can use the researcher's results to make better changes. You can however spawn mulitple researchers, editors, and read-only-commanders, at the same time if needed.
+Feel free to modify this workflow as needed. It's good to spawn different agents in sequence: spawn a researcher before a thinker because then the thinker can use the researcher's results in its analysis. You can however spawn mulitple researchers, editors, and read-only-commanders, at the same time if needed.
 
 ## Guidelines