
Lore and What We See Inside Customer Software Factories
The same five patterns show up in every customer software factory we assess, and how Lore has changed since April to address them.

How the grill-me skill interviews you about a plan, how it has changed since February 2026, and where it fits in client work.
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The same five patterns show up in every customer software factory we assess, and how Lore has changed since April to address them.

Agentic delivery runs two loops at incompatible speeds. Developer productivity metrics track the machine one; the human one decides your lead time.

Machines absorb coordination first. Managers keep intent, judgment, decision rights and the automation paradox: growing people who never did the work.

Saad Ahmed, Lead AI Native Engineer at re:cinq, shares his experience with text-to-SQL, LLM evaluation, and building software factories.

What human in the loop leaves undefined, and what a person and an agent each have to send the other when control changes hands.

Meet Felix, re:cinq’s new Senior Software Engineer: from IoT, drones and EU research to multi-agent systems and a software factory of his own.

Coding agents work well in a terminal but break at scale. How we moved agent execution into Kubernetes, and how it compares to similar projects.

How to make hybrid delivery governable without watching every agent, and why current observability tools measure the wrong half of the work.

Meet Sufyaan, our new Lead AI Native Engineer, as he shares his background, his work with agentic AI and his first days with the re:cinq team.
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