Building a Multi-Agent Workspace Inspired by Werewolf and Zoom
MelodicEnergy4837 · reddit · 2026-07-29
The author shares the design philosophy behind Nexus, a multi-agent workspace inspired by the day-night mechanics of Werewolf and the shared meeting concept of Zoom.
- Roles & Communication: A host agent acts like the game's "God" to coordinate the process, while specialized agents take on distinct roles. Borrowing from Werewolf, agents can participate in public discussions ("day") and engage in directed private communication ("night") to verify results or review work without exposing all intermediate steps.
- Space & Memory: Using the Zoom metaphor, the system introduces Rooms for shared discussions. Each agent also has a dedicated Workspace to persist files, skills, and long-term memory.
The goal is to move beyond isolated task execution, allowing humans and AI agents to collaborate naturally like a real team.
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