Five days. Over 130 PRs merged. 12,202 lines of code. No human-written code. Here's what we learned in week one of the software factory livestream.
The adversary can reason now, and our security tools weren't built for that.
Background agents humming across a software assembly line can't run on a laptop.
Veto already blocked executables by content. Now it finds them too, across every container layer, in real time.
How we stripped away the noise so you and the agent can focus on the same goal.
We're building a self-driving codebase in public, with daily livestreams until 25th of April.
Time to first approval went from 2h 49m to 3.8 minutes. We let AI approve the PRs that didn't need human eyes.
Stripe built their agent platform before GPT-3 existed. Ramp hand-rolled theirs on Modal and Cloudflare. Here's the full stack breakdown to help you weigh build vs buy.
How 30 minutes of spec writing and 10 minutes of execution produced a PSX-styled 3D world with real Google city data.
The infra that Stripe, Ramp, and Spotify built from scratch, you don't have to.
How we replaced seven agent tools with one, moved from edge-triggered to level-triggered state, and built runtime guardrails to keep agents on track.
Figma made everyone a designer. Standardized environments, optimized for agents, do the same for software.
Claude Code is a great thin harness. Enterprises need the layer underneath.
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