Will Larson runs a software factory loop on Linear and publishes what it actually changed
Larson posted on 20 September about an experiment at Imprint wiring Claude Code and Claude Cowork into a /linear-project-loop agent skill that audits project goal definitions, reads metrics from Datadog and Snowflake, checks issue state, works unblocked tasks including PRs and reviews, and reruns when a task completes or a project description goes stale. He is folding it into an internal orchestrated harness called Agent Fleet, inspired by Stripe's Minions. The two effects he names are concrete: it forced project state that engineers had been hoarding in their heads into written form, and it caught post-release issues, using a passkeys rollout as the example. No cost or throughput numbers are given, which is the gap in most software-factory writeups right now.
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