Service size limits shift from two-pizza teams to one architect's head
corbtt · x · 2026-10-03
corbtt argues that in the old world, a service's natural size was what a two-pizza team could build and maintain; in the new world, it's what fits in the head of the service's architect — meaning services are going to get a lot bigger as agents take over the building and maintaining.
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