The 4-step agentic workflow: Isolate, Build, Prove, Ship — never trust the agent's word
petergyang · x · 2026-10-14
Peter Yang's podcast guest Micky (@Rasmic) walks through his 4-step agentic engineering workflow for shipping production apps: Isolate (each agent gets its own worktree), Build (reusable building blocks), Prove (agents must record proof their work works), Ship (AI reviews PRs in a loop, proof must match the final commit). Key quotes: 'conversation history is the spec'; agents must show evidence, not claims. The retweeter's own AI software factory adds a verify gate before every merge, an independent auditor agent that pauses the lane on failure, must-refuse + regression eval checkers, and auto-rollback when a check breaks.
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