One agent per desk — why the graph is the product

A founder's instinct is to ask one super-agent to do everything. It usually disappoints — too much in one prompt, no separation of concerns, no review.

The graph is the org chart

In pondas, each agent does one thing and runs one task at a time. Want more throughput? Add another agent — exactly like hiring. The connections you draw are the company:

• Hand off — one agent's output becomes the next agent's input, automatically.
• Review loop — a producer and a reviewer iterate until it's approved (or you're told it wasn't, within N rounds).

Auto-fire, with brakes

Edges fire on their own when work completes — you don't babysit. But every runaway path has a brake: stop a task, pause the whole project, or let the daily cost cap and chain budget hold the line.

You draw the org chart once. After that, a to-do list in the chat becomes a company at work.