一人公司
2 articles about "一人公司".
Putting Grok Above Claude: How a One-Person Company Splits Strategy, Construction and Shipping
Running everything through one model costs you round trips, because a model that both proposes and builds will not veto itself. This is how the work is split now: strategy, spec and veto sit with Grok, code changes sit with Claude, and only a person ships. Including what the split does not protect against.
Decisions I Do Not Delegate to a Model: Shipping, Promises, and Breaking the Spec
Models are good at reproducing bugs, listing options, writing tests and catching their own contradictions. Three things I do not hand over: shipping, outward promises, and rewriting the spec. What they share is not difficulty, it is irreversibility and exposure. With two real examples, including the time I labelled a hardcoded number as live.