A 2-person agency runs on 46 AI agents — here are the gates that keep it sane
dkovl · reddit · 2026-11-12
Founder of Schkovl, a 2-person web agency run with specialized AI agents, details their governance: founders keep money/credentials/deploys/DNS; everything else needs written task cards and a reviewer who locks files, hashes them post-lock, and verifies every claim against sources (22 drafts rejected to date; 739-line approval log). Two lessons: a manual read-only freeze failed when files were reopened, so approval now requires a hash plus a failing test write; and a factually accurate recap post got removed as clickbait — accurate but useless content is still a failure mode.
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