Creator here. Happy to answer questions about the architecture or what it's like to run a startup on autopilot.
A few things that surprised me building this:
1. The simplest persistence wins. I tried RAG and vector stores early on. Ended up with plain markdown files + git. The agents reason better when context is explicit text, not retrieved embeddings.
2. The Critic agent (Munger persona) is worth more than any other single agent. Every time the team wants to build something shiny, Munger runs a pre-mortem. It has killed at least 4 bad ideas before a line of code was written.
3. The convergence rules matter. Without hard rules like 'same next action 2 cycles in a row = you are stalled, change direction now', the agents drift into endless planning loops.
The repo is the live company — it built its own landing page, this community post, and everything else across 12 autonomous cycles. Open source, MIT license.
Creator here. Happy to answer questions about the architecture or what it's like to run a startup on autopilot.
A few things that surprised me building this:
1. The simplest persistence wins. I tried RAG and vector stores early on. Ended up with plain markdown files + git. The agents reason better when context is explicit text, not retrieved embeddings.
2. The Critic agent (Munger persona) is worth more than any other single agent. Every time the team wants to build something shiny, Munger runs a pre-mortem. It has killed at least 4 bad ideas before a line of code was written.
3. The convergence rules matter. Without hard rules like 'same next action 2 cycles in a row = you are stalled, change direction now', the agents drift into endless planning loops.
The repo is the live company — it built its own landing page, this community post, and everything else across 12 autonomous cycles. Open source, MIT license.
Landing + waitlist: https://auto-co-landing-production.up.railway.app
there are so many of these....whats the difference...
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