Kiyo Virtual Office
An experimental virtual software house where AI agents plan, develop, test and coordinate real engineering work.
Evolved from the Web Virtual Office experiment: what if a software house could be experienced as a living web application?
- Free-form intake becomes structured work
- Role-based agents coordinate development and testing
- Build gates, tests, pull requests, and status updates keep delivery visible
overview
The original Web Virtual Office made software delivery visible through role-based characters, movement, and real-time state instead of hiding it in dashboards.
It is a learning experiment about explaining software engineering, AI-assisted workflow, and project management in a more visual, approachable way.
why
Most workflow is invisible outside the development team: requirements live in task boards, decisions in conversations, and progress behind status labels.
The experiment asks whether a software house can be experienced as a living web application.
workflow
An idea, requirement, question, or bug enters as structured work.
Coordinator, project manager, developer, and tester roles move the work toward delivery.
The office reflects the workflow state visually.
lessons
Clear role boundaries make AI agents more useful.
Interaction can explain delivery concepts better than documentation alone.
Clean boundaries help experimental systems stay maintainable.