What is a 'software factory' and why is the concept going viral?
A software factory is a workflow concept that uses AI agents to ship software in a structured, assembly-line fashion — think of it like a factory for building physical products, except the output is software. The goal is to produce valuable, non-sloppy apps at speed, potentially running multiple products simultaneously that generate revenue and add value to people's lives. The concept is going viral because it makes the dream of systematic, high-quality software production accessible to individuals and small teams.
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