Agents outpaced our org memory: a game team's workflow redesign around AI agents
EmergentInteractive · reddit · 2026-10-03
Emergent Interactive describes how heavy agent use in their game studio broke their two-week Scrum rhythm: agents ship work in minutes, but decisions, context and learnings stayed scattered across tickets and heads — "we were producing work faster than organizational memory."
Their fix: treat work as a continuous loop (Intent → Work → Delivery → Signals → Learning → Next Intent), keep humans on direction and judgment, let agents research and implement, and make the work-management system a shared human-agent coordination layer. This evolved into their product, Tellenze.
They close by asking other agent-heavy teams what their bottleneck is: execution, context, coordination, or review.
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