"Requires too much coding"? Start from org theory: flexible iteration beats rigidity in agent design

KarlMuth · x · 2026-09-03

Addressing "requires too much coding" concerns, KarlMuth advises starting with principles of agents from an organizational-theory or statistical perspective, using whatever domain you know well — "there are many views of Fuji-san." He adds that good workflows come from flexible iteration on both sides: redesign as new constraints emerge, and specify agents flexibly so underlying libraries are easy to tune or swap. Rigidity is the enemy.

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