Personal Software Factory
Personal Software Factory is an experimental platform for rapidly building and testing software prototypes. It emphasizes blueprint-based, AI-assisted software development and acceptance testing by small teams.
Timeline (last 90 days)
Personal Software Factory used Claude on the Type platform to build a ticketing system based on the Help Desk blueprint, passing all 24 acceptance checks on the first attempt, with 64 automated tests included.
The build exposed 21 gaps in the spec document, was the hardest of thirteen build tests, and had a median of 8 blind spots.
In the classification of spec blind spots, the recruiting pipeline build ranks second with 18 blind spots.
This test was not a production deployment validation: production login was not tested (Google login was built but all acceptance checks used the dev switcher), real email sending and receiving was not tested (outbound was recorded in an outbox, inbound was tested with JSON requests), the real scheduler was not tested (only the job endpoint and the "run now" control were tested), and the hosted environment was not tested (single-server SQLite, with HTTPS secure cookies and rate limiting behind a real proxy untested).
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The build exposed 21 gaps in the spec document, was the hardest of thirteen build tests, and had a median of 8 blind spots.
50%UnverifiedIn the classification of spec blind spots, the recruiting pipeline build ranks second with 18 blind spots.
50%UnverifiedThis test was not a production deployment validation: production login was not tested (Google login was built but all acceptance checks used the dev switcher), real email sending and receiving was not tested (outbound was recorded in an outbox, inbound was tested with JSON requests), the real scheduler was not tested (only the job endpoint and the "run now" control were tested), and the hosted environment was not tested (single-server SQLite, with HTTPS secure cookies and rate limiting behind a real proxy untested).
50%UnverifiedPersonal Software Factory used Claude on the Type platform to build a ticketing system based on the Help Desk blueprint, passing all 24 acceptance checks on the first attempt, with 64 automated tests included.
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