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- Emergent Interactive uses agents to optimize game economics, prototype mechanics, and analyze which game features players enjoy
- As agent counts grew, the studio reports loss of context, traceable decisions, and compounding learnings, with 2-week Scrum cycles feeling disconnected from delivery pace
- The studio replaced sprint-based delivery with a continuous loop: Intent -> Work -> Delivery -> Signals -> Learning -> Next Intent, with humans owning direction and judgment
- Its work management system became a shared human-agent coordination layer, which grew into a product the company calls Tellenze
- The studio asks other agent-heavy teams whether execution, context, coordination, or review becomes their bottleneck as throughput rises
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