Zach Lloyd: Don't vibe code your software factory — prompt-chained agents don't scale
vikvang1 · x · 2026-11-05
Resharing Zach Lloyd's article: tweets often imply a software factory can be built with a string of prompts tying together cloud agents, but from working with a large number of customers his experience is this is false — companies often start there and regret it because it doesn't scale.
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