---
title: "A Digital Organization with 31 Agents"
author: "Darren Su / 苏鹏"
language: "en"
canonical: "https://www.darren-su.com/en/work/agent-speaking"
description: "After publishing my essay about working with 31 agents, I received invitations to speak. I explain how the agents divide tasks, where they fail, and how I manage the work I delegate to AI."
---

# A Digital Organization with 31 Agents

After publishing my essay about working with 31 agents, I received invitations to speak. I explain how the agents divide tasks, where they fail, and how I manage the work I delegate to AI.

Time and place: 2026 · Technology events in China and abroad

My role: Author and invited speaker

Scale and outcome: The essay led to several talks and collaboration invitations

![The digital organization diagram from Darren’s article on working with 31 agents](https://www.darren-su.com/blog/ai-employees/digital-organization.png)

## Project background

After an essay about my 31-agent work system was published, companies, conferences, and communities began inviting me to explain the practice in person.

## What I handled

1. Mapped the agents' roles, information flow, and common failure points
2. Adapted the talk for different audiences and settings
3. Used day-to-day tasks to explain how I manage work delegated to AI

## What was completed

I published an essay documenting the 31 agents, 44 automated tasks, and collaboration rules I use in daily work. It led to several talks and collaboration invitations, while the questions from those rooms helped the system keep evolving.

## What the work taught me

The most useful part of an agent talk is rarely a tool list. It is the design of how work is understood, delegated, checked, and improved.

## Related articles and resources

- [Managing 31 AI Employees Changed How I Understand Management](https://www.darren-su.com/en/blog/managing-31-ai-employees) — Practice essay · 2026

  The essay includes the organization chart, agent roles, and product screenshots from that stage of the system. It explains information sharing, delegation, and review rules, alongside failed tasks and automations I disabled.

