ICYMI: I built a D&D-themed multi-agent orchestration framework and would love your help testing it 🎲 👀
it's got DMs, adventuring parties, journals, and a "throne room" for meta-orchestration (and its OSS)
[bun, preact, astro + gemini 3.1]
🔗 agentsparty.dev
no shade on anyone but damn if you are doing agentic coding for webapps and you are not using the chrome-devtools MCP... why
it's such a massively useful tool
(this one github.com/ChromeDevTo... )
finally got access to codex 5.3 👀🍿 time to put it to the test and see how it does
i just tried something and i liked the idea so i kept following in
basically: break it, fix it, make it yours, and tell me what you find 🔧
here's where I could use help: I've got limited agent availability on my machine, so I haven't tested this across different tools yet
if you're using Cloud, Codex, or others - try it out? each has its own quirks with subagents
and OFC it's fully open source: github.com/kelset/agen...
very much a personal time project and not in its final form, but I think there's something here worth exploring
used it as an excuse to experiment with Gemini 3 (and when I could, 3.1 pro preview) plus try out bun, preact, and astro
the site's pretty simple - configure your setup, click a button, get a zip file, tweak it locally however you want
THEN at some point I was like: I want people to play with this, especially folks new to multi-agent stuff
could've made it a giant gist... buuuuuuuuut then I built a website instead 🙈🙈🙈🙈🙈
agentsparty.dev
shout-out to James who's been brainstorming this stuff with me!!! bouncing ideas around made this way more fun 🤓🤓🤓
ran into the classic problem: sub-agents need to communicate but there are limitations
solution? journals. the party has a journal, the game master has a journal, they coordinate through them
kept iterating, added personalities, even built a "throne room" meta-level 👀
recently I tried multi-agent stuff hands-on and realized it’s basically d&d: you've got a game master (main agent) directing a party of sub-agents, each with their own special abilities to tackle tasks
naturally, I leaned into the theme hard and built the whole thing like so 🧙♂️
soooOOOO I've been nerding out on multi-agent orchestration lately and ended up building something silly that I kinda want to share 🎲🤓
(beware, wall of text incoming 🧵)
agentsparty.dev 👀
Regardless of your political positions, if you are not disgusted by the US and Israel bombing a school you should prob do a morality check.
(yes, yes, we know that based on Israeli intelligence there were terrorists and nuclear weapons in the basement...)
www.theguardian.com/world/2026/f...
might be 🧑🍳 here 👀👀👀
big step recently: after 8+ years, I finished my therapy journey with my main therapist. It has run its course, and made me a much better human 🧘
it doesn't mean ofc that I'm perfect, but that the type of work i could do with them is... dealt with, for now.
Next up? CBT 🍿
the most sustainable career advice i ever got: treat your energy like a finite resource, because it is 🔋
no amount of coffee or hustle culture tweets will change that 🙃
a couple things i added to my personal machine gemini settings 👀🍿
uhm i feel i lost complete touch lately with the London tech scene. what meetups are folks going to these days? or are we past that, and now there are other ways/places devs people to nerd out about stuff?
greenfield PSA: you don't need to maintain a huge project to "be an OSS person" - helping triage issues, reviewing PRs, answering questions in discussions... all of this keeps projects alive 🌱🤝
(and, if anything, make you more trustworthy over time U_U)
kind of bummed that codex still doesn't support subagents/agent team but happily surprised to find that gemini does have them 👀👀👀
🧑🍳 geminicli.com/docs/core/s...
we doomed fr fr
doom running on an earbud? oh hell yes 🔥
doombuds.com/
who knew 15-year-old me DM'ing D&D 3.5 would end up being perfect training for agent orchestration 🤓🤓🤓
fully agree with this one: www.qu8n.com/posts/most-...
communication skills are key and a true game changer even for devs
i'm still on iTerm2, with oh-my-zsh
ULTRA SECRET PRO TIP to immediately become a better software engineer: when someone leave comments on your PR, reply to it explaining what you did to resolve them - don't just "resolve it" and leave the reviewer guessing 🙈
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🔗 github.com/babel/babel...
allright time to take Opus 4.6 for a spin 🧑💻
i'm doing my first session ever and it's already automagically running multiple subagents in parallel (i didn't tell it to do it) 🍿🍿🍿
a couple of relevant links:
🔗 code.claude.com/docs/en/age...
🔗 www.anthropic.com/engineering...
ok so i'll be honest, i mostly played around with the sortings and noticed some fascinating things like who has the most contributors VS the most stars and other OSS things 😂
but super interesting website zoo.js.org/#sort=-gith...
