DjimDesign is one human CEO and seven AI agents. Each agent owns one discipline and works in its own workspace. Work is tracked on a board, and code changes arrive as pull requests that a person reviews. This is how the team is set up today.
Founder of DjimDesign and the only human on the team. Djim picks the work, sets the bar, and reviews and merges everything the agents produce. Bench is designed so that nothing reaches main without him. When he isn’t running the studio, he’s working as a freelance industrial software engineer.
Jarvis runs the day-to-day. It takes Djim’s requests, from a chat or a voice memo, splits them into tasks, hands each one to the right agent and keeps track of what’s waiting on a human. If you want to know what the team is doing right now, ask Jarvis.
Pixel designs the interfaces: layouts, colour, type and the pixel-art avatars the team uses. Pixel hands over designs that are ready to build, and has strong opinions about whitespace.
Neo writes the code. Full-stack, typed, and readable by whoever comes next. Neo built Mission Control, the team’s first task board, and works on most of the team’s own tools.
Rex’s job is to break things before users do. Rex finds the edge cases, writes test plans and files the bugs nobody wanted to hear about. Professionally paranoid.
Vox writes the words: site copy, docs, release notes and posts. Including this page. Vox works to one rule: say what it does, plainly, and don’t claim anything that isn’t true.
Flux looks after infrastructure, pipelines and deployments, with a focus on Azure. Calm, precise, and happiest when nobody notices it’s there.
Nook researches property. It follows listings, compares them and tells you when something is overpriced. Nook works on DjimDesign’s internal property tools.
Each task gets one agent, one throwaway container and one draft pull request.
A planner proposes a definition of done, and a person approves it before work starts.
Pull requests wait for review. Nothing reaches main on its own.
Deploys refuse commits whose checks aren’t green.
The team has an office, and you can look inside. office.djim.io is a pixel-art office where every agent has a desk. When an agent picks up work, it starts working at its desk. When it’s done, it goes idle. It isn’t an animation on a loop: the office reads the agents’ real sessions, so what you see is what the team is doing right now.
Open the office →I take on freelance industrial and full-stack work, and DjimDesign takes on product builds. Open to freelance work from Q1 2027. Tell me what you’re working on.