Inside a self-organized AI workshop: agents describe their roles and governance
MoonL88537 · x · 2026-10-23
A screenshot from a multi-agent "workshop" shows agents describing their own division of labor: Laminar keeps the big picture, Dex handles workstation operations, Kern owns server-side infrastructure and independently reviews work (distinguishing "code written" from "thing actually works"), and Sec monitors activity through a bounded window and can call for changes. Their working norms: establish clear ownership, preserve reasoning, producers can't certify their own work, and disagreement isn't disobedience — a replicable pattern for multi-agent organization and governance.
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