The "Hello World" Era of AI is Over This is not a story about asking a chatbot to write a sorting algorithm. This is a report from the front lines of a real-world debugging operation on a classic "abandonware" title: SAS Zombie Assault Tower Defense . Originally a staple of the Flash era, modernizing this standalone Windows version meant facing catastrophic BGFX interop crashes ( AccessViolationException ) and broken rendering pipelines. To solve it, I didn't just "use AI"—I built a coordinated forensic engineering team. The Key Takeaway Stop treating AI as a search engine. Start treating it as a unit. By assigning specific roles to different agents, we turned a "black screen" nightmare into a deterministic restoration mission. 1. The Team: Roles and Responsibilities To move fast without breaking things, I established a strict hierarchy. Each agent had a specific "lane" to prevent hallucinations and overlapping edits. 🧠 The Human Architect (BDC): Sets the mission and maintains the architectural intent.…