Source: Bagelcode

Global mobile game company Bagelcode (CEOs Yun Il-hwan and Kim Jun-young) has completed the implementation of a company-wide 'one agent per person' infrastructure and is now expanding it into a team-based collaboration system, 'TeamB,' to enhance efficiency across game development, live operations, and publishing.

In the first half of this year, Bagelcode completed the rollout of its internal AI agent, 'AgentB,' to all employees. By also providing Mac minis to ensure stable performance, the company has established a comprehensive 'one agent per person' work environment that integrates both software and hardware. AgentB is connected to internal data and work context, providing 24/7 support for individual tasks such as document drafting, information organization, and project tracking.

TeamB,' which is being implemented in phases starting in the second half of the year, is a collaboration model that scales individual agents to the team level. While AgentB assists with individual tasks, TeamB connects decision-making context and execution flows across multiple members and departments, operating on top of shared team channels, documents, and work context.

Because the mobile game business requires tight coordination between various organizations, the speed of execution often depends on waiting for feedback and repetitive cross-checking between departments. Through TeamB, Bagelcode aims to reduce bottlenecks by organizing the context of meetings, documents, and communication channels, creating a structure where each organization can make decisions and execute tasks faster while staying on the same page.

Within this structure, agents handle repetitive verification and organizational tasks, allowing team members to focus on core judgments such as game fun, marketability, operational direction, and business value.

The Data & AI team has already validated the potential of this agent-based collaboration model; three engineers, working with their respective agents, implemented a large-scale data infrastructure control platform in just three days—a task that typically takes several weeks. Building on this experience, Bagelcode plans to refine its team-based collaboration workflows and expand their application across various organizational functions.

Bagelcode CEOs Yun Il-hwan and Kim Jun-young stated, "The competitiveness of the game business ultimately depends on how quickly and accurately we can execute. By centering our efforts on AgentB and TeamB, we will boost both individual productivity and team collaboration efficiency, accelerating our overall game development and operations to strengthen our sustainable competitiveness in the global gaming market."