I Got Obsessed With Killing Scrum. So I Built a World Out of 12 AI Agents.

This is a submission for Weekend Challenge: Passion Edition

What I Built

I built Bodhiorchard — an open-source platform that replaces Scrum, Jira, and the team wiki with 12 specialised AI agents and a living 3D world you can actually walk around in.

I call the methodology Agent-Driven Development (ADD). Instead of story points, planning poker, and a graveyard of stale Confluence pages, the work lives in one place: a BUD (Business Understanding Document) — a single, vector-indexed source of truth that carries a feature from a Slack conversation all the way to production.

The agents handle the busywork I never wanted humans doing: triage, design drafts, tech plans, standups, test plans, estimation, retros. Your repos show up as trees in an orchard. Features are branches. The whole team walks around as avatars — WASD to move, emotes, houses you upgrade with points you only earn when something actually ships to prod and stays healthy.