"A heuristic cannot certify a heuristic": why software-factory orchestration thinking is wrong
blaizedsouza · x · 2026-09-20
Dominik Tornow argues the current thinking around software factories is wrong: correctness does not come from orchestration. Better workflows, better skills, better instructions, and more agents checking more agents will not work — because "a heuristic cannot certify the result of a heuristic." A pointed challenge to the multi-agent cross-checking architecture trend.
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