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Every software engineer knows the shape of a good workday. You don't walk in, wave your hands, and hope the code appears. You clock in, read the ticket, think about the data flow, write a plan, build it in small verifiable chunks, get it reviewed, and when it's merged you pack up and go home. The workspace you occupied for those eight hours isn't sacred. It's a disposable seat you leave behind.
Read article →AI gets expensive when a human sits at a keyboard, prompt after prompt, wrangling a machine into production-ready code through sequential conversation. Orchestration changes the equation: humans move from doing to directing while machines handle execution with precision.
Read article →A design for cross-workspace command execution that lets a reviewer agent verify code by asking for evidence - never by entering the workspace it's reviewing.
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