
31 Days of Agent
Building in public forces ideas to evolve faster.
31 Days of Agent launched on May 15, 2026 with 3 votes, #3,449 of 20,538 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
What it does
A public challenge exploring AI-native workflows, autonomous systems, and creative experimentation through daily agent building. By Viking KARWUR.
A public challenge exploring AI-native workflows, autonomous systems, and creative experimentation — one CREAO AI Agent built and shipped every single day. 31 Days of Agent is a self-imposed public challenge to consistently design and publish AI Agent concepts for 31 consecutive days. The goal is not just to ship ideas — but to explore practical AI-native workflows, test agent-based systems in real scenarios, and document experiments publicly. Some agents are experimental. Some are useful immediately. Some are weird. Some may eventually become real products. But every day ships something. AI is shifting from simple prompts into autonomous systems, workflows, and collaborative agents. I…from 31-days-of-agent.netlify.app
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