Lee Barry

My Agentic Software Factory Toolkit I turned one Linux machine into a software team of AI agents, and this is how I watch it work. agent-stack runs ~70 Claude Code and Codex sessions as real teams, one per project: a lead, an architect, builders, test authors, reviewers, QA and an integrator, all coordinated by OpenRig over a durable work queue. Every change goes the same way: → tests are written first and locked before any code → an agent builds it → a reviewer from the OTHER AI model family checks it → QA tests it → a merge gate decides "merge or hold" on that exact commit → a fresh agent then uses the feature end to end, like a person would rig-console (in the video) is mission control: who's working, idle or stuck (always with the reason), work flowing through the pipeline per team, any agent's live terminal, model quotas and system health. Read-only, about 1% of one core. Open source, with a demo mode you can run without a fleet: github.com/korallis/agent-st… utalises OpenRig and maintains upstream and builds ontop of it.

in the EU we cant even click the play button @BlizzardCSEU_EN

@thsottiaux does this mean you gunna reset us all again due to yet another long outage..

@sama care to explain why the "ChatGPT" App only shows sol 5.6 having 258k context window but developers.openai.com/api/do… shows 1m context?

Grok is cooking. asked it to make a plan in HTML format. no design instructions or anything and it just does what its told and does it so well you have to play around with how to prompt it. but man its such a good model.

@elonmusk Free speech is awesome but impersonation.. Where’s my free Tesla lol