A multiplayer-agents manifesto: cloud-hosted AI agents shared by the whole team
sergeykarayev · x · 2026-09-05
Sergey Karayev describes how his team has worked with AI agents for over a year: all Claude/Codex/Pi agents run in the cloud, joinable by anyone; each meeting has an agent spinning up subagents for research, drafting, and implementation; a Chief of Staff agent surfaces pending reviews and resolves bottlenecks by talking to anyone on the team. He outlines problems, principles, and tricky parts in a manifesto on "fundamentally multiplayer" work.
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