What's your stack for a cloud-based multi-user AI software factory?
Signal-Scholar1299 · reddit · 2026-10-23
A Reddit developer is crowdsourcing tooling stacks for running LLMs and coding agents across the SDLC in cloud, multi-user setups.
Key concerns listed: turning requirements into tasks and implementation plans; coordinating agents with shared project knowledge and context management; running concurrent tasks in isolated cloud environments; managing access, credentials, and permissions across users and agents; handling branches, conflicting changes, reviews, and human approvals; CI/CD integration; and tracking execution, quality, and cost per user, project, or team.
The author asks how others launch tasks, follow progress, review results, and prevent agents or users from interfering with each other — inviting concrete setups, self-built tooling, and abandoned approaches.
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