Agent_team_active · v1.0
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[001]
Thesis

The future of dev teams
is running right now.

[002]
Model

A senior developer at the center. Specialized agents filling every role. The agentic dev team workflow. Proven in production.

MIRA_ONBOARDING_STORIESlive
> orchestrator.spawn("mira")
  ✓ context loaded · 14.1k tok
  ✓ tools: [linear, fs, github]
> agent.plan(goal="groom sprint 8 stories")
  ↳ step 1/4  read backlog · prioritize
  ↳ step 2/4  write AC + edge cases
  ↳ step 3/4  assign owners · set estimates
  ↳ step 4/4  queue for niko
> mira.run() ...........
14 stories groomed
Senior developer at the centerSpecialized agents · every roleReact · TypeScript · NodeQA baked in, not bolted onHuman review at every checkpointTeam-level output · solo overheadThe pattern is proven
Senior developer at the centerSpecialized agents · every roleReact · TypeScript · NodeQA baked in, not bolted onHuman review at every checkpointTeam-level output · solo overheadThe pattern is proven
23+

Years of senior development experience behind every engagement.

4+

Specialized agents — implementation, QA, UI/UX, and technical writing — active on every project.

~5×

Output multiplier versus a single developer. Measured on our own builds.

0

Bureaucratic overhead. No standups, no sprint theater, no status meetings.

[§0]
Manifesto

What we believe.
What we’re proving.

The way software gets built is changing. This is what we believe, how we work, and what we're betting on.

The era of scaling by headcount is ending. Not because people don't matter — because the model is wasteful. Most of what slows a team down isn't the work. It's the coordination tax around the work.

A senior developer paired with specialized agents isn't a compromise. It's the next architecture. The developer brings judgment, context, and taste. The agents bring tireless execution, perfect memory, and zero ego. Neither is sufficient alone. Together, they are a different unit of output than a team three times the size.

Read the full manifesto
[§II]
The team

Top Three agents,
currently in production.

AGENT·A01active
Niko Westin
Implementation · React · TypeScript

Niko handles the build. Takes a story, writes production-quality code, opens the PR. Every commit is scoped, every diff is reviewable, every change is traceable back to a requirement.

Commits/sprint
-
Test coverage
-
PR merge rate
-
AGENT·M02active
Mira Solis
Business Analysis

Mira turns goals into stories. She drafts epics, writes acceptance criteria, and documents edge cases before a single line of code is written. The spec is the contract — everything Niko builds traces back to it.

Stories/sprint
-
Epics/sprint
-
AC approval rate
-
AGENT·N03active
Nova Reyes
Quality & Verification

Nova owns the QA layer. She reviews every PR against acceptance criteria, runs the diff, and flags what doesn't meet the bar before it reaches Lenny. Speed without review is just debt accumulating faster than anyone can read it.

PRs reviewed
-
Bugs pre-merge
-
QA pass rate
-
[§III] Engagement

Scope it Monday.
First commit by Friday.

  1. W101 / 04
    Scope

    Understand your stack, goals, and the highest-leverage place to start. Agents loaded with context. No ramp-up tax.

    Phase 1
  2. W1–202 / 04
    Boot

    Dev environment configured, stories written by Mira, Niko building against a baseline you can measure. Working software by the end of week two.

    Phase 2
  3. W2+03 / 04
    Sprint

    Daily commits. Weekly reviews with Lenny. Nova runs QA at every handoff. Nothing ships without a human checkpoint.

    Phase 3
  4. WN04 / 04
    Handoff

    Clean code, documented patterns, and — if you want it — the agentic team model itself. You own everything. Exit is a feature.

    Phase 4
[§IV]
Engage

You bring the
problem.
We bring the agent team.