Agent OS workflow breaks software work into async specs, plans, reviews, and E2E tests
natesiggard · x · 2026-07-29
A quote about building an agent OS lays out a workflow that is optimized for asynchronous, multi-agent execution.
- The author argues that everything should be async, so the human does not have to sit in the terminal and only gets pulled in when the agent actually needs input.
- Instead of asking one agent to “implement this feature,” the process should be broken into reusable templates and staged roles: one agent writes the spec, another writes the plan, a third reviews it, and a final agent runs end-to-end testing.
- The point is to reduce ad hoc prompting and turn agent work into a structured pipeline for repeatable execution.
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