The Software Factory Stack: Open, Composable, Defined-in-Code
vikvang1 · x · 2026-09-10
Zach Lloyd lays out infrastructure principles for building "software factories" — stacks where agents mass-produce software. The stack should be: Open (works with any model, agent, and hosting configuration), Composable (adoptable piece by piece), and defined-in-code (versionable, reproducible pipeline configs). A principles-level blueprint for teams moving to a factory-style, agent-driven development model.
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