Jack Ferguson

A lot of disciplines need to come together to create a great digital product. This is true at the agent level as much as it is at the human level. The agent version of this often involves jumping between different environments, tooling, models, skills, etc. It's a process that is chaotic, fatiguing, and never ending. But it does produce the best results... so we have endured this pain...until now. Workbenches is our attempt to fix that. It's an open standard that packages everything behind a certain kind of outcome: model, harness config, skills, MCP, reference files, tooling, and runtime. You might have one workbench tuned for game physics and a completely different one for art direction, and switch between them without rebuilding anything. The video shows how I use it day to day. I plan in my own harness (Claude Code with Opus), decompose the plan to respective workbenches, they run in the cloud in parallel (close my laptop), and each one comes back on its own branch. I do a light amount of work with CC to assemble them, and it goes up as one PR. You can also pull down other people's workbenches. A few ones are up now (three.js, frontend, Svelte, Godot), and the goal is that the developers and artists you admire can publish how they get their results, so your product can end up using a blend of their workbenches and your own. Happy to throw some tokens your way for you to kick the tires, and if you've built product with AI and have a method you think gets better results than everyone else's, I want to talk. We're setting up paid workbenches where creators earn from every run.

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