Every Shares a 4-Step Agent Workflow for Cutting Software Costs
every · x · 2026-10-15
Every walks through the workflow @paridhitweets uses to keep new software features from getting more expensive: (1) start with a specific goal—cost, speed, or repetitive work—and give your agent the relevant code, docs, and tools; (2) have it find unnecessary work and propose fixes with explanations; (3) measure each fix by running the same tasks before and after; (4) have the agent re-examine code and test results for remaining issues. The post promotes Every's agent and shares prompts for each step, offering a usable methodological skeleton without detailed parameters or quantified savings.
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