Intent ships weekly update: spec-driven multi-agent coordination app adds diagrams, per-agent muting
LukeW · x · 2026-09-25
Luke Wroblewski's Intent, a free desktop app for large-scale agent coordination, rolled out its weekly update: refreshed design, clearer Mermaid and interactive diagrams, per-agent notification muting, shared image controls, remote backend updates, and smoother chat/browsing. Intent organizes work into isolated task workspaces guided by a living spec shared across agents; a coordinator agent delegates to specialized roles (implementer, verifier, PR reviewer, etc.), with integrated git for commits, reviews, and merges, and agents autonomously start follow-up tasks on file changes.
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