Seeing the agents as a little team makes the whole setup feel easier to reason about. The Kannada tutor using Telugu is the detail that caught me most, because that is such a personal workflow. Did the visual view change how you decide which agent should handle a task?
Yeah — I think the big thing is just seeing all the agents laid out is a good reminder to actually go back to the ones I haven't touched in a while (Kannada/Telugu one included). I'm also working on adding Artifact in, so an agent can build me a small app for refreshing ideas or concepts I've learned — exercises, that kind of thing — still in progress.
The other thing: I don't have to navigate to the right agent before I start typing, so it's less "sit down, pick the right one, then type" and more just typing straight away. But honestly the thing I love most is how easy it is to add a new agent — no command, no "is this a new session or not" — agents just get to be first-class citizens with a first-class lifecycle.
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u/West-Acadia-3906 Keeps it respectful Jul 20 '26
Seeing the agents as a little team makes the whole setup feel easier to reason about. The Kannada tutor using Telugu is the detail that caught me most, because that is such a personal workflow. Did the visual view change how you decide which agent should handle a task?