My Super Simple Software Factory (For Agentic Engineers)

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The next level of agentic engineering can be summarized in two words: Software Factory. But this jump is larger... As agents and code commoditizes its important you realize your agents alone are NOT enough. Agents plus code beats agents alone, and engineers still throwing everything into skills and sub agents will pay for it in cost, speed, hallucinations, and broken runs. I built the Super Simple Software Factory to prove it, and I'm giving it to you for free. 🔗 RESOURCES • Super Simple Software Factory repo: https://github.com/disler/super-simple-software-factory 🎥 VIDEO…

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