Story · Arjun Singh (Superconductor)
Multiplayer agentic engineering (Arjun Singh (Superconductor))
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Singh's meeting bot sat in a Google Meet for four hours, heard a passerby wish coding agents had acceptance criteria, opened the ticket itself, and prototyped the change. The narrower claim underneath: customer calls and team meetings now yield prototyped ideas and usually a few shippable pull requests, with one agent session reachable from Slack, desktop, and GitHub at once.
In plain words
- Superconductor described meeting software that can turn spoken ideas into task records, prototypes, and proposed code changes.
- At an expo, it heard a suggestion, opened a task, added two requested fields, and later produced a screenshot.
- The same ongoing task stays available through Slack, a desktop application, and GitHub, so nobody must transfer requests manually.
- It performs work in a separate online workspace with only the permissions needed for that task.
- Teams can turn more conversations into reviewable work, while people still decide whether proposed changes should ship.
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Aug 10, 2026 · in the sections
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