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Build Your First Software Factory Execution Harness

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Thu, Oct 1, 2026

4:00 PM UTC (1 hour)

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Agentic Software Factory for Engineers & Tech Leads
Paramanantham Harrison
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What you'll learn

Create a worktree for every task

Give each agent task its own Git worktree that is created, used and removed cleanly.

Set sandbox boundaries

Decide which files, commands and network access an agent is allowed during execution.

Build the execution harness

Connect task intake, isolation and boundaries into one repeatable run.

Keep your own branch isolated

Let background agents work without changing your working branch.

Why this topic matters

An agent with direct access to your repository can overwrite your work, collide with other tasks and run commands it should never run. In this hands-on session we build the execution layer: an ephemeral Git worktree for each task and sandbox boundaries around what the agent can touch. You leave with a harness pattern you can run on your own repository. Part 2 of 4 in the Software Factory series.

You'll learn from

Paramanantham Harrison

Engineering leader, Agentic AI educator

Hi, I’m Param. I’m an engineer, engineering leader, and educator focused on Agentic AI.

I’ve been building software since 2011, from full-stack products to leading engineering, data science, and SRE teams. I’ve also stayed hands-on with the code throughout.

Today, I build production AI systems using LangGraph, RAG, vector search, evals, and LLM observability.

I also run learnwithparam.com, where I teach my six-week Agentic AI bootcamp.

My teaching comes directly from the systems I build and the teams I’ve worked with. I focus on helping engineers go beyond AI demos and learn how to actually design, build, evaluate, and ship agentic systems.

You can see what I’m building on GitHub and learn more about my work at learnwithparam.com.

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