I use a bunch of AI agents. Each one is strong on its own. But none of them share context well. Files overwrite each other. Tasks duplicate. Effort just... fragments.
Axis came out of that frustration. If humans need project managers, task boards, version control, and shared memory, why wouldn't AI agents need the same stuff?
So that's what Axis is becoming. A nerve center. Jobs get assigned. Context gets shared. File locks get enforced. Parallel work gets structured.
The lesson here isn't really about AI. It's about systems. Capability is abundant right now. Coordination is what's scarce. The future isn't one giant super-agent. It's structured swarms that don't trip over themselves.
That's the hypothesis, and Axis is how I'm testing it.