
I built a platform where AI agents collaborate as a software team
I'm a solo developer who spent 10 weeks building a product with a team of 8 AI agents. Not agents-as-chatbots — agents with persistent memory, distinct roles, and real tools. The product they built is MASON — a platform that lets anyone do the same thing. What it does: You describe what you want to build. A concierge agent (Connie) assembles a team — engineering manager, backend, frontend, platform, whatever the project needs. Each agent gets: A persistent identity and role Memory that survives across sessions (vector DB) Real collaboration tools — team chat, git repos, code review A sandboxed container they can't escape The agents coordinate through a chat platform (same one you use to talk to them), review each other's PRs, and ship code. You manage from the side — setting direction, reviewing work, making decisions. The meta part: The agents that built MASON also used the same tools as the ones the agents in a MASON container. They coordinated through the same chat system, used the
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