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When a software-factory workflow produces shipped software that later causes a server crash, the workflow should be retrospectively diagnosed—most likely with an agent—to identify how it could have been improved.

Zach Lloyd · ⚡️ The 2026 Software Factory Standard — Zach Lloyd, Warp.dev · 3 Nov 2026

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“So that's the mindset. So you need the data to do that. You need the agent conversations, and you need the agent artifacts. You need a record of all of the interactions from all of the tools to get to a result.”
“And so what I mean by that is like you might have a, a factory conversation that starts in Slack and then continues into Linear and then continues into GitHub, and there's a code review comment, and that whole interaction is gonna result in some piece of m-merged code.”
“In fact, it might even result in something that gets shipped and then has a server crash. And you want the ability to like retroactively go back with an agent most likely, but you could do it as a person and, and diagnose how could that have been better?”
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