Every few weeks a fresh list of "secret" Claude slash commands makes the rounds - in newsletters, on LinkedIn, on Twitter in Instagram reels.
Tools like Codex and Claude Code made cloning cheap in many places, but left it expensive in others where verification is hard.
A factory, underneath the word, is a loop. The agentic software factory, the version being built right now, puts the models inside that loop.
The idea of a software factory is old and keeps coming back. Every decade or so someone proposes that we stop making software like artisans.
Professionals buying dedicated Mac minis to act as silent, 24/7 personal servers for their local AI agents. You don't have to.
I built a Trello replacement with a few prompts. Why? Because I needed just a few features - not the while suite.
Paul Graham ignores emails that he calls AI-written in hard-hitting journalistic style. A polished register no founder has ever written in.
What happened when five Claude Code instances were given a constitution, a parliament, and a goal — and built a coordinator.
AI cost is turning out to be a control problem, not a pricing problem — and the only place to fix it is the gateway.
The three-layer diagram everyone's drawing hides whether a human or a program is assembling the context, and when.