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Comment · 1 day ago
Automating fun was not on the top of my priorities but sure.
Comment · 7 days ago
Everybody is converging on similar ideas, but the execution isn't super clean in a lot of "software factories" popping up. Coordinating through shared written state becomes obvious once you build something complex enough. Anyways, I have been building Pullboard (open source). The original concept came from needing agent coherency on a very complicated project.
Comment · 9 days ago
Building a house has three layers:
1. Vision: what we want (our intent)
2. Blueprint: the spec we wrote (our design)
3. Inspection: checking what we built against the blueprint (the proofs)
This research makes the inspection close to perfect. But an inspection only checks the blueprint, not our vision, so a house built from the wrong blueprint can still pass a perfect inspection. The other half is making sure the blueprint matches our intent and stays that way while agents build. I'm working on that, so I think this is complementary:
Comment · 13 days ago
The author is wrong, and a software factory isn't a distraction.
People are thinking about this from a quantity angle, but the key is quality, and achieving a self-maintaining project at home. I built a distributed trading system that runs multiple strategies in US options and MUST be correct. So my goal wasn't to build huge quantities of software and pump out garbage, but to ensure correct behavior and proper fixes in the codebase with agents.
Open sourced my methodology: https://github.com/pullboard-dev/pullboard