@RayFernando1337: I want to learn to make my software factory. I’ve been actively experimenting with Cursor, Amp, Droid, and will have to…
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A user expresses interest in building a software factory, experimenting with AI coding tools like Cursor, Amp, Droid, and Devin, citing a podcast where Greg Isenberg discusses improving workflow beyond a single Claude Code instance.
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I want to learn to make my software factory. I’ve been actively experimenting with Cursor, Amp, Droid, and will have to try Devin. Ryan shares a lot of techniques in this podcast episode.
GREG ISENBERG (@gregisenberg): If your whole workflow is one Claude Code instance on your MacBook, you’re leaving 10x on the table.
Here’s why. On your laptop, running 2 agents at once means two copies of your code, and you’re constantly fighting over which worktree you’re on and whether everything’s synced.
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