Agents handled 95% of a live production replatform and data migration, says Feldar
almmaasoglu · x · 2026-07-27
A team at Feldar says it used Sol and other helper models to push through a massive production replatform and customer-data migration.
- The work ran 15–20 hours a day for more than a week.
- The live system included auth, billing, credits, projects, runtime, infra, deployment pipelines, and customer records that had to stay uncorrupted.
- The author says agents handled about 95% of the work, while humans focused on boundaries, invariants, sequencing, reviews, and catching confidently wrong outputs.
- The takeaway: agents can now execute and iterate around the clock, but humans still have to define the architecture and decide when to trust them.
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