Stardock CEO runs 101 AI agents like a studio: inside his Clairvoyance workflow
draginol · x · 2026-11-02
Stardock founder Brad Wardell details his multi-agent system Clairvoyance: 101 agents across 8 workspaces on one machine (of four), mimicking a large game studio. Agents submit structured "exhibits" — verified against code and data — for his review or peer review by other humans' agents, which he argues leaves no room for "AI slop" since the prompt is the exhibit. Screenshots show a 27-entry Galactapedia cleanup plan with per-item code evidence, and an iterative creature-animation review loop for GalCiv IV. His takeaway: managing it feels much like running a 100+ person game project — most of his time goes to reviewing proposals.
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