93 Agents. One OS. Twelve Hours. Under $1,000.
I need to tell you something before we get into the announcements.
For months, I've been building an app — a kind of AI operating system where specialized agents each own a domain. A coding agent. A design agent. A research agent. Each one has real programming functions as its tools. They don't just answer questions — they do things. And the core idea? Put them in a shared space where they collaborate, challenge each other, and make better decisions together than any single agent could alone.
Then Google I/O 2026 happened.
I sat through the keynote, the developer keynote, the Firebase session, the Flutter session, the AI deep-dive — and kept seeing my own architecture reflected back at me. Multi-agent parallelism. Specialized sub-agents spawning on demand. Agents triggering backend functions. Agents building UI in real time.
