How to set up a software factory where AI writes code and submits review requests after you write an issue(qiita.com)
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Plain summary
- A software factory is a structure where, when you write a development request, an AI agent writes the code and automatically submits a review request. The original author explains that people focus on writing requests and reviewing them.
- The case the author built uses GitHub Issues as the request intake, GitHub Actions for work coordination, and Claude Code as the execution tool, with the infrastructure on AWS. This setup is a case based on a personal repository.
- People make decisions at two points. One is reviewing and approving the preview of the design change review request, and the other is pressing publish after automated checks pass. According to the author, what people check is the preview, not the code.
- The author made type checking, code style checking, and building mandatory conditions, so the publish button is enabled only after they pass. The original article does not present figures for work time or quality improvement.
Editorial opinion
O: This works for a scene where a team lead who has posted a few development requests in GitHub Issues decides to approve a design PR made by an AI agent after only looking at its preview, starting by setting automated check items in a small repository.
X: The source is a case from the author's personal repository, and it has no cost, quality figures, or long-term operating results, so these conditions should be checked before applying it as-is to a team of any size.
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