Essays and guides.
What an AI software factory is, what it changes, and how to build with one. Written by the two engineers who set them up.
Fourteen providers checked on their own sites. Three publish a price, two leave you with a working setup, and almost none serve founders without an engineering team. The full table.
An ecosystem of purpose-built apps on your own machine that lets you build, iterate and market new apps: agent teams from multiple providers, guided by playbooks that improve with every project.
Yes. With coding agents and the right setup, a non-technical person can plan, build and launch real software. What changed, where people get stuck, and what actually helps.
Subscriptions made sense when software was hard to make. It is not hard anymore. Which of the tools you rent are now a weekend build you could own, which are not, and what a factory changes.
Before a line of code: who it is for, how they will find it, and the exact aha moment. A chapter from the factory playbooks.