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The flywheels of a software factory

The flywheels of a software factory

August 9, 2026

A software factory begins by separating work that needs human attention from work agents can carry out autonomously. But orchestration alone only increases throughput. The deeper advantage comes from reinforcing loops that use product behavior, failures, agent traces, and engineering review to improve both the product and the factory.

The Fluent software factory workflow

How I built a self-improving software factory

July 27, 2026

Fluent is an open-source factory that autonomously turns your team's vision, ideas, bug reports, user feedback, production logs, and agent traces into working software.

Agent Sandboxes

Agent Sandboxes, how to create millions of them

February 21, 2026

Long-horizon agents need their own workspace: a filesystem and a shell. A journey through linux isolation primitives and how we create millions of sandboxed workspaces in milliseconds.

61 reactions, 32 comments, 9 reposts on LinkedIn

Agent Identities

Agent Identities, everything you need to know

February 8, 2026

Agents have raised the stakes: they take autonomous actions. Without cryptographic identity, we can't authenticate requests, authorize actions, or attribute decisions.

109 reactions, 49 comments, 11 reposts on LinkedIn

Agent Swarms

Agent Swarms, like the one Cursor created

January 25, 2026

Swarms that coordinate thousands of long-horizon agents will soon tackle problems too complex for simple agents. An example of 5,000+ agents in Autonomy conducting a deep code review of Vue.js core.

168 reactions, 55 comments, 14 reposts on LinkedIn

How to make agents that succeed

How to make agents that succeed

January 23, 2026

Controlled iteration is the only way to ship a reliable autonomous product and actually improve it over time.

25 reactions, 6 comments, 6 reposts on LinkedIn