Patrick Selamy
Software engineer in New York. Writing about AI-assisted development, autonomous systems, and the infrastructure that makes them work.
I kept hitting the same ceiling. One repo was manageable. Two was annoying. Three or four active codebases meant my time disappeared into context switching. Open a branch. restate the task. wait for CI. switch repos. lose the thread. repeat. So I stopped trying to code faster and built a dispatch layer instead. The core idea is simple: one orchestrator assigns work, isolated coding agents execute it in parallel, and the system treats failures as normal operating conditions. ...
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