Made with agents, reviewed by people
Agentic building becomes useful when it leaves evidence you can inspect. This is a real build story, curated for public reading—not a simulation of a live agent.
01 / The Living Atlas
Follow the design and its decisions. The records distinguish a source change, a check, a review, and a release; one does not stand in for the others.
Download the public build record01 / Brief · recorded
Icarus’s owner selected an independent research studio with The Garden as its research flagship, accessible storytelling, and methods that people can inspect.
02 / Build · recorded
Agent-assisted development shaped the composition, generated the credited botanical artwork, and built a working artifact explorer. The owner reviewed successive versions before approving The Living Atlas.
03 / Verify · verified
The art-led study passed all 15 palette/viewport combinations in Chromium, with 15 axe scans, rendered-token contrast checks, artwork loading, keyboard interaction, and a no-JavaScript evidence fallback.
04 / Review · reviewed
The company owner approved The Living Atlas for implementation and publication after reviewing its direction. Team review checks visual quality, public/private content boundaries, and release evidence before promotion.
Inspect the public design-validation receipt
Every record describes its own scope and date. No raw agent traces or private research records are part of this exhibit.
02 / A useful division of work
Agents can draft, implement, compare, and test. The work still needs a clear scope, evidence of what ran, and human judgment about meaning, risk, and publication.
The public build record is deliberately smaller than the private operating record. It contains the information needed to assess the story, with no credentials, private repository links, internal handoffs, or unpublished research inputs.
Read the operating commitments