Topic

Software Systems

Architecture, operational knowledge and the repeated work of discovering what software needs to become.

Ideas in Software Systems

Coding agents shift a developer’s attention from writing every line towards architecture, testing and review.

Coding agents let operators turn their knowledge of workflows, exceptions and commercial pressures into working software.

Tests, specifications and human review determine how long a coding agent can keep producing useful software on its own.

Working software exposes missing permissions, awkward screens and workflow exceptions that an initial specification rarely captures.

Rapid implementation lets an early choice about data, queues or background workers spread across a codebase within weeks.