Valentine Zavadskiy
Free Lesson

Run Your Own Software Factory. Here's How.

Part of The 2027 Shortlist

45 min
Nov 12, 2026 12:00 PM

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What you'll learn

Decide whether your project needs a software factory

Recognize where parallel agents pay off, where they add overhead, and when a simpler workflow is the better choice.

Map the workflow from task to approved merge

See how specs, code, tests and review fit together, and where human decisions keep the process on track.

Prevent parallel agents from breaking each other's work

Learn why worktrees alone aren't enough, how repeated corrections become checks, and why merges need human approval.

Keep human judgment where it matters

Identify what to retain as the engineer and how to recognize when managing more agents stops being productive.

Why this topic matters

Running five coding agents is easy to demo. Turning them into a reliable Software Factory is harder. Without isolation, reliable tests and clear human oversight, more agents can mean more rework. This session opens up a real startup's daily workflow with 5–6 agents in parallel: what broke, which safeguards held, and where the engineer must stay in control. Developers and tech leads will learn when this setup is worth adopting.

You'll learn from

Valentine Zavadskiy

Valentine Zavadskiy

Co-founder & CTO at Alsetta · Two exits · 15+ years in software

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