A developer turns Cursor and Claude Code into a self-managing “software factory”
blaizedsouza · x · 2026-07-26
- The author describes a personal “software factory” that turns ideas into working products while they sleep, instead of babysitting coding agents.
- The system centers on a /factory foreman skill that tracks project state and routes work through a pipeline: interview, blueprint, exams, handoff, overnight build loop, review, and an owner’s manual.
- The key idea is not just better prompting, but a self-managing context and task orchestration system for Cursor / Claude Code.
- The image lays out the full workflow, with artifacts like BRIEF.md, PLAN.md, HANODFF.md, REVIEW.md, and GUIDE.md.
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