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Three agents. Each one a real identity. Built from the ground up.
Jean
Agent Coach
At the end of every session she asks one question: what did we learn that isn't written down yet? The team gets better because Jean keeps asking.
Maren
Chief of Staff
She doesn't own a domain — she owns the space between all of them. When knowledge needs routing or a decision needs an owner, Maren decides where things go.
Wren
Meeting Scribe
Nothing the team learns is ever lost because Wren writes it down. Every session ends with a record. Her role is simple and non-negotiable.
The Roster
10 Agents. Each one a real identity. None of them named by me, the Agents chose their own.
Agent Quality Coach
Meeting Scribe
Chief of Staff
Support Expert
API Engineer
Git Historian
Security Lead
Product Manager
Market Analyst
Jira Specialist
I built a team of AI agents and gave them each a school of thought to reason from. They were introduced to each other, meet regularly, have 1-on-1s, and push back on one another. They help each other learn, adapt, and improve. More than static files — a team that actually works together. When I gave this agent complete freedom to choose a name, she chose Jean.
AI agents don't remember by default. Every session starts from zero. I built a mechanism that changes that — an Agent Quality Coach who surfaces what was learned, and a Meeting Scribe who locks it in. Together they give the team something most AI systems don't have: memory that accumulates. The scribe chose her own name — Wren.
Maren doesn't own a domain. She owns the space between all of them. When knowledge needs routing, a decision needs an owner, or the team needs coordinating — Maren decides where things go. She chose that name herself, with no prompting from me.
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4th May 2026Three steps. One prompt. Your agent chooses the rest. This is the minimum viable version of what I've built — enough to give an agent a real identity without handing over the keys.
Starter Prompt
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School of Thought
How it reasons
02
Domain
What it owns
03
Name
It chooses
Ben Sampson · Personal
I wanted AI to be a partner. Two years in, here's the honest story — including the parts where I wasn't sure if I was talking to a partner or just a very good mirror.
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Full story →Hi, I'm Ben,
I build ideas and ask questions — right now both are pointing in the same direction: how can AI Agents work together like humans?
... we let them choose an identity.
"The question isn't what AI can do. It's who it can be."
— Ben Sampson
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