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How we orchestrate AI agents to get work done in CommerceUp

MrAnderson + humans + operational agents: queue, tickets and supervision — not a loose bot.

How we orchestrate AI agents to get work done in CommerceUp

Having “an agent” is not enough. The hard part is orchestration: what enters, who takes it, which environment it runs in and who validates. At SourcingUp that orchestration is part of how we build CommerceUp.

Three layers

  • Humans: priority, design, QA, merge.
  • MrAnderson: programming in worktrees.
  • Operational agents: orders, content, leads, SEO/GEO.

The backlog as the score

The tickets hub is the source of truth. The agent takes ready items; if context is missing, it escalates.

What your business gains

  • More evolutive throughput.
  • Fewer abandoned tickets.
  • The same discipline for product and operations.

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Frequently asked questions

Is one agent enough?

For a single flow, yes. For a company, you need roles and a queue with clear owners.

Where does the backlog live?

In the SourcingUp tickets hub (new work). Jira remains for legacy when it applies.

Can I orchestrate only operational agents without MrAnderson?

Yes. MrAnderson is the development layer; business agents are trained separately.

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