AI Engineer · September 27, 2026

I Turned Coding Agents Into a Strategy Game — Ido Salomon, AgentCraft

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Why it matters

Ido Salomon presents AgentCraft, which uses a strategy-game interface to make coding-agent activity easier to supervise. Suggested tasks become quests, an orchestrator can delegate a larger goal, and a review kit combines file changes with visual evidence. Shared rooms support collaboration between designers and engineers. The talk explores interface design and a simpler experimental product, without establishing measured usability or reliability gains.

My takeaway: Make current work, ownership and completed changes visible to reviewers. Pair screenshots or videos with inspectable diffs, and test whether an orchestration interface reduces review effort for its intended users.
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