A redesign gets broken into 40 subagents with specs, not prompts
Wattenberger · x · 2026-07-21
- The post says work has changed a lot: a complex page redesign was handled with a tree of 40 subagents over a few hours.
- Each subagent had a full spec, so prompting was minimal: “change this, change that, look in Figma,” instead of heavy manual coordination.
- The point is that agentic workflows are increasingly being used as a structured way to break down large design and implementation tasks.
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