My team is in the agentic orchestrator phase. I like this software factory pattern in concept, but our biggest challenges in development are acceptance testing of anything UI-related. Mobile app testing in particular is still a huge bottleneck that requires a human. AI models really suck at identifying poor usability and jank, particularly because they only typically process snapshots of the app from an instance in time.
I know there are traditional testing frameworks that can detect jitter and frame drop to a certain level. We could potentially start having agents build that in.
If we had concrete designs and specs on every project, that would also be helpful, but in a fast-moving startup, that gets delegated to the builders. That puts a human back in the loop every time.
Curious to hear what anyone else does to fully adopt a software factory pattern.
bicx · · focus · HN ↗
I know there are traditional testing frameworks that can detect jitter and frame drop to a certain level. We could potentially start having agents build that in.
If we had concrete designs and specs on every project, that would also be helpful, but in a fast-moving startup, that gets delegated to the builders. That puts a human back in the loop every time.
Curious to hear what anyone else does to fully adopt a software factory pattern.
nkrisc · · focus · HN ↗