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Software > Systems > Societies As 2025 comes to a close, we’re all moving from isolated software tools to agentic systems coordinating those tools to emerging “societies” of autonomous agents that can research, generate, QA, and ship with minimal (to zero) human intervention. Dan Batten and I spent the... past few months putting together a 25-minute presentation that covers: → Why the Software Era is ending → How Systems replace disconnected tools with coordinated, generative workflows → Teams can evolve structure today for the coming Societies phase This isn’t AI research. It’s a practical framework for teams building real work today and tomorrow. It's a look at what we’re actively running at Little Plains , and rolling out next at Infinite Garden Watch the Loom. Hope you enjoy! 1/2show more

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Emmett9 个月前

The Loom is a walkthrough and the Figma deck is there for you to spend time with the ideas at your own pace: It lays out the Software → Systems → Societies arc, from a past, present, future perspective and what agentic workflows actually look like in practice. Plus, we talk on where human judgment and POV still matter most. Thank you! - @DanBatten and Emmett 2/2

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𝒟𝑒𝓇𝑒𝓀9 个月前

Really great overview. You guys have a knack for putting soul into software.

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Emmett9 个月前

Highest compliment 🙏💗

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𝒟𝑒𝓇𝑒𝓀9 个月前

I love the idea of a virtual village too. Rather than just a “factory” of bots working for you, there’s something much more interesting if it’s reframed.

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Emmett9 个月前

yea! We think about it like Alpha Go: where given enough information, prompting, and space - the model re-thought the game of Go. A virtual village can develop their own approaches and ways of thinking, vs just rote command ~

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Alex Andru9 个月前

Loooove this

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Emmett9 个月前

🙏🙏 labor of love but excited to share!

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Dan Batten9 个月前

yessss, excited to finally get this out into the world!

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Joel Thompson9 个月前

Just watched. This is wild. Would be really interesting to see a few ways you're building these agentic swarms (all the way down to the models/software you're using to have everything communicate). Appreciate you sharing this stuff as you build.

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Emmett9 个月前

Thank u @joel_thompson and 100% for 2026 @DanBatten myself and our teams will be sharing as much as we can each step of the way - next drop is prob early Feb!

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Abraham Garcia - Workhorse9 个月前

Looks like fun man, would love to work with yall on something in the new year.

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Emmett9 个月前

that would be dope and yes trying to have fun, always!

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T9 个月前

really great presentation! would love another one where you dive deeper on how you personally use AI agents and what that looks like

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Emmett9 个月前

thank u! we will 100% @DanBatten and I can do that for end of Jan early Feb for @1nfiniteGarden where there is a full agentic team being built... (it's nuts) And with @alexleiphart for @littleplainsxo where we're weaving in one agent at a time, into client work

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Greg Baumann9 个月前

“Agentic villages”. Nailed it. On to something here.

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Emmett9 个月前

Thank you - it’s such a fascinating concept, still so new (to me)

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Greg Baumann9 个月前

New to all of us. Well framed. Big believer that the appropriate frame for agents = workers. Your video takes that further and invites us to organize them in those “worker” structures.

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Emmett9 个月前

Yea and like really good ones ! That have ‘agency’ and personality and can surprise us especially within free range settings

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Crystal Wilson9 个月前

Can you please check your dm? @emmettshine

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