News Summary

• A few weeks ago I read the book Patterns for Building AI Agents by Sam Bhagwat.
• I started wondering: what would happen if AI agents worked more like a small design team instead of a single assistant?
• I didn't want to overcomplicate it.
• I just wanted to try it.
• So I built a simple canvas with very basic tools.
• Nothing fancy.
• Then I introduced different agents.
• The idea was simple.
• The director assigns tasks.
• The others execute.
• Everything happens on the same canvas.
• At first, I wasn't even sure if this would produce anything useful.
• But what I found interesting wasn't just the output.
• It was the interaction.
• Small decisions happening in different places.
• The result sometimes felt more structured, sometimes more surprising.
• Not always better, but different in a way that felt closer to how creative work actually happens.That led to another idea.
• If agents can produce designs, then the process itself becomes something worth sharing.Not just the final image, but the team behind it.
• What tools and instructions shaped their behavior.