A coding-agent workspace shows coordinators, verifiers, and task specs
Wattenberger · x · 2026-07-28
A new take on coding with agents
Wattenberger posts a teaser asking what coding with agents could look like if it were designed differently.
The attached screenshot shows an agentic coding workspace with:
- a spec panel defining the goal and tasks
- coordinator and verifier roles
- browser, shell, files, changes, and context panes
- explicit task tracking and acceptance criteria
The image suggests a more structured, multi-role workflow for agent-based development rather than a single chat box.
Related event: Roundup of Multi-Agent Collaborative Coding Workflows(6 posts)→
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