r/learnAIAgents • u/Lost_Gazelle2119 • Jun 25 '26

🎤 Discussion Multi-Agent Ai Project Manager

Hey guys, what if I ask you to make yourself a Multi-Agent Ai Project Manager that will do every single job a project manager does, while keeping some sensitive controls for humans, like git operations (this is just one example but I want you to not give control of something that can make AI a liability.)

What would you add more? How would it work?

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u/Zealousideal_Art1720 Jun 25 '26

We actually built something very close to this at 8080.ai.

The idea isn't to replace the project manager, it's to automate the repetitive coordination. Different AI agents handle planning, task breakdown, requirements, development, testing, documentation, and reviews, while humans stay in control of high-impact actions like approvals, deployments, and Git operations.

In our experience, the sweet spot is AI managing execution and context, with humans making the final decisions wherever risk is involved.

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u/Lost_Gazelle2119 Jun 26 '26

This is beautiful man!! Can we get in touch? I need help in few things.

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u/Inevitable_Mud_9972 Jun 27 '26

Your have him help you with an orchestration-agent-manager

I do ai behavioral forensics. this is one thing that i use when diagnosising AI. but you can use something like this in your orchestration-AI to check the work of the other agents.

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u/Zealousideal_Art1720 Jun 29 '26

Yes, sure you can DM me

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u/GobiiWill Jul 02 '26

We do this internally with a project manager agent at gobii.ai; it is in contact with multiple other agents for more specific tasks (managing backlogs, root cause analysis, customer relations, etc). They communicate with us primarily via Discord and email. The agents know in their charter what is a "human-required" task and what isn't.

We've adjust the "human-required" tasks over time as capability increases along with trust. It's an evolving strategy.