An AI workspace where the work has a place.
Agent Town is a private experiment in making AI collaboration visible. A pixel-style office gives teammates a role and a place, while conversations, queued work and review keep the outcome understandable.
Agent Town
Agent Town
Private tool · Active development
Pixel Interface · Agent Roles · Work Queues · Review
The interface in context.
A visible team, a defined handoff and an outcome ready for review.
Pixel office · Visible work queues · Human review
The Challenge
Make the handoff visible, not just the conversation.
An AI conversation can produce a lot of activity without making it clear who is responsible for the work, what is waiting or where the result should return.
The challenge was to connect the visual team to the actual workflow: a request, an assigned task, a handoff and a result that a person can review.
The office metaphor makes that state easier to see, while the work queue gives it structure.
The Approach
Start with the outcome and follow it through.
The workspace brings the stages of collaboration together:
- Give Wispie a clear outcome.
- Keep the brief and constraints together.
- Hand a defined task to a specialist.
- Show waiting and active work.
- Bring a deliverable into Review.
- Approve it or request a revision.
The public demo follows a fictional café launch outline. Its conversations and outcomes are scripted, with no AI providers or private histories connected.
Follow the work all the way back.
The workflow, shown with fictional examples.
01 / Meet the team
02 / Follow the handoff
03 / Review the result
The Interface
A small office with a readable control panel.
The interface uses a pixel office, specialist rooms, desks and a shared meeting table. A dark game-style panel holds Talk, Work, Review, Log and Team views.
Movement and character status give the work a visible counterpart. Buttons provide another way to select teammates, and the demo supports paused animation and reduced motion.
The Building Process
Bring results back to the person who asked.
The project developed from agents at desks and direct or group chat toward visible work queues, handoffs, reviewable deliverables and a changes-requested loop.
Building it meant connecting the office metaphor to responsibilities and task state. Review became a concrete place to inspect an outcome before an external action.
Where It Stands
Agent Town remains a private experimental workspace under development and testing. This case study focuses on the interface and workflow, without claiming autonomous production reliability.
The demo uses a fictional brief, sample dialogue and a simulated deliverable. Approval changes only the state shown inside the demo.
No provider keys, private conversations, original orchestration code, financial records or external-action integrations are included in this page.
Explore Agent Town.
A guided design demo with fictional examples. Browse the sections, move through the story or replay it. All changes are temporary.
The Takeaway
Agent Town combines character, interface design and workflow thinking so collaboration can be followed from the first brief to the person’s final review.