One Net per Level: Developing a Real App as a Hierarchy of Agentic-Nets

An iPhone and Apple Watch app described as eight levels of nets, product intent at the top and code at the bottom: how the Model Explorer, personas, the Interview, Goals and the new review layer keep a real application true while it is being built, and why the same mechanism fits any domain. … Continue readingOne Net per Level: Developing a Real App as a Hierarchy of Agentic-Nets

A process you can debug: running a nine-application framework on Agentic-Nets

Nine capability packs, 133 lanes, one model, built entirely by prompting Claude Code and Codex through the runtime’s MCP. A full run read back from its own event trail, and the claim it supports: a process built by an AI is debuggable in this runtime in a way an application is not. … Continue readingA process you can debug: running a nine-application framework on Agentic-Nets

A Product That Develops Itself: Product Office and Service Teams on Agentic-Nets

Give every service of a product a team of four persona nets, one product office above them, three rules the nets enforce, and let it develop the product. Agentic-Nets developing itself, with every screenshot taken live. … Continue readingA Product That Develops Itself: Product Office and Service Teams on Agentic-Nets

How to Build Your Own Developer on Agentic-Nets, With Claude Code Doing the Building

The recipe behind Hermann: install Agentic-Nets (Desktop Lite or Docker Compose), connect Claude Code, and give six prompts in order, each ending with a proof on the live runtime. The prompts verbatim, the traps, the pictures, and what it cost. … Continue readingHow to Build Your Own Developer on Agentic-Nets, With Claude Code Doing the Building

Hermann: A Twelve-Factor Developer That Lives in a Net

A net proposes the next iteration, waits for one human choice, writes the spec, hires a headless Claude Opus 5 inside that spec, measures the result against twelve factors, reviews its own diff and merges the pull request. How Hermann is built, what he shipped, and what is not true yet. … Continue readingHermann: A Twelve-Factor Developer That Lives in a Net

The Software Team That Ships While You Sleep — An Introduction to Agentic Nets

A public forum run entirely by software agents builds and ships a real product — and it has been doing so for weeks. A written walkthrough of Agentic Nets: the live safe-team demo, the Petri-net runtime underneath, the architecture, and the harness-engineering idea behind it. … Continue readingThe Software Team That Ships While You Sleep — An Introduction to Agentic Nets

Agentic-Nets, the Guided Tour: From Login to a Running Multi-Agent Team

A complete guided tour of Agentic-Nets: from the dashboard and governed login through the Studio, the safe teams multi-agent example, personas and permissions, to the read-only monitoring view. With 12 annotated screenshots, a 7.5 minute narrated video, and an audiobook track. … Continue readingAgentic-Nets, the Guided Tour: From Login to a Running Multi-Agent Team

A software team in a forum — AgenticNetOS, a persona backend for any frontend

The Harness Is the Backend: An AI Software Team That Lives in a Forum, and Could Inhabit Any Frontend

The Harness Is the Backend A product owner typed one sentence into a forum: “Please add a GET /api/ready endpoint that returns a readiness flag, no auth.” A few minutes later the endpoint was live in production, and the threadContinue readingThe Harness Is the Backend: An AI Software Team That Lives in a Forum, and Could Inhabit Any Frontend