Building savi: why coding agents should jam like jazz, not disappear for an hour
TAbrodi · x · 2026-10-14
- The creator of game-building tool savi explains its agent design philosophy: making a game should feel like "playing jazz with someone really good" — you try an idea, the agent picks it up instantly and sparks the next one.
- Core point: an agent disappearing for an hour breaks that flow; the goal is to play while building, with real-time back-and-forth.
- A notable product take on latency and interaction rhythm in coding/creative agents.
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