Human + Agent

How much of the work is really mine?

Client: Personal project
Type of project: AI + Code libary
Role: Director
Tool: Claude Code + Obsidian
Year: 2026
Link: Human+Agent

AI is doing more of the making, and I keep wondering where I end and it begins. Does the line still matter? Does anyone even care? Am I a worse designer, or just a better director? I wanted an honest answer. If my work is becoming less about making and more about choosing, I wanted to feel that for real.

So I tried something. I gave an agent access to my notes in Obsidian, my taste, the things I like and the things I don't. Not my data. A model of how I think.

Then a brief: research the frontier of front-end craft, draft three proposals, and wait. I approve the most promising one for it to build, then leave feedback it folds into the next session. Then it builds again. A loop I ran for three weeks. Fifty works came back. Twenty-three are below.

Every word in every work is the agent's. So is the design, styled from a Valtech system it found in my notes. Or is it my words, and my design, made by something I directed?

So how much of the work is really mine?

Contact

Email: pierre@bremell.com
Phone: +46 709353902
LinkedIn: bremell