Automated Agent Development Workflows
alexisgallagher · x · 2026-07-14
OpenClaw and HermesAgent are both projects worth watching, primarily because they explore new software development workflows based on large-scale automated agentic development and testing.
The author's focus isn't on individual model capabilities, but on the practical challenges this workflow introduces: as you increasingly rely on automated agents to generate and test code, it becomes much harder to judge which API/interface you should actually trust.
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