Tick the steps.
Plan first, a mock, a screenshot, the tests: checkboxes, not a prompt.
Vibe Code A Whole Board At Once
Vibe coding usually ends in a chat window. Here it ends merged, after you read the diff.
Drop a ticket, get a branch.
Its own branch and worktree.
And its own agent session. No two share a copy of the code.
Group tickets into a goal.
Related tickets run in order, one at a time.
It ends merged.
Read the diff.
Every ticket comes back to Review as a diff.
Run it anywhere.
Pair a machine. The work keeps moving with your laptop shut.
On the plan you already pay for.
Claude Code or Codex, signed in as you. Agents are never metered or seat-capped.
Run enough tickets at once and the board becomes a line: orders in, isolated builds, one review. That is what a software factory is.