Coding is solved. The factory isn't.

Highly opinionated, based on my personal experience. Not a prescription —

just notes from what I keep figuring out while dogfooding my own setup. I'm

scratching the surface, with a lot left to learn.

I'm building a multi-repo personal code factory. I don't spec it up front: I dogfood it day by day — using it, and asking for improvements or fixes when something breaks. The architectural decisions still can't be made blindly by the models, so daily use is how the system finds its shape. Two qualifiers about scope, then four claims.

Personal means local — for better and worse. I call this a personal code factory because it has no business running anywhere but on my laptop. There's no auth layer, no audit log, no sandbox between the agent and my git remotes. It has my GitHub tokens, my GitLab tokens, my Slack credentials, my pass store.