Alchemy author: a software factory is conventions, not just agent orchestration
samgoodwin89 · x · 2026-10-24
Dev samgoodwin89 argues that a software factory is more than an agent orchestrator—the easy part—and instead hinges on scalable patterns and conventions across the codebase and the agents themselves. This is why he frames Alchemy, a vertically integrated application and infra framework for production, as a factory.
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