https://amitnaik.com/tags/software-factories/ Recent content in Software Factories on Amit Naik Hugo -- 0.144.2 en-us Mon, 28 Sep 2026 08:59:37 -0700 https://amitnaik.com/til/2026-09-28-ramp-gives-background-agents-a-full-environment/ Mon, 28 Sep 2026 08:59:37 -0700 https://amitnaik.com/til/2026-09-28-ramp-gives-background-agents-a-full-environment/ Ramp's Inspect architecture places background coding work inside isolated Modal sandboxes with substantial application context. Periodic snapshots reduce the work needed to prepare each environment. The useful lesson is to treat environment setup as part of the agent product. https://amitnaik.com/til/2026-09-28-feedback-triage-becomes-a-production-workflow/ Mon, 28 Sep 2026 08:59:31 -0700 https://amitnaik.com/til/2026-09-28-feedback-triage-becomes-a-production-workflow/ Augment describes handling a growing volume of feedback with a software-factory approach. As code production accelerates, collecting, classifying, and acting on feedback becomes its own engineering system rather than an incidental inbox task. https://amitnaik.com/til/2026-09-28-the-outer-loop-of-a-software-factory/ Mon, 28 Sep 2026 08:59:30 -0700 https://amitnaik.com/til/2026-09-28-the-outer-loop-of-a-software-factory/ Josh Rosen surveys software-factory architectures with attention to the orchestration outside an individual coding agent. Selecting work, coordinating execution, checking outcomes, and deciding what happens next are distinct from generating a patch. https://amitnaik.com/til/2026-09-28-uber-on-the-economics-of-scaling-coding-agents/ Mon, 28 Sep 2026 08:59:27 -0700 https://amitnaik.com/til/2026-09-28-uber-on-the-economics-of-scaling-coding-agents/ Uber Engineering discusses scaling a software factory efficiently. The article puts operational economics alongside agent capability: the cost and behavior of complete sessions matter when moving from isolated experiments to a large volume of automated work.