Built in public, by a founder and his AI agent
Starload was designed and built by an AI agent and me, in days, not months. The full commit history and build log are public — every decision, including the failures.
The agent could do that for one reason: it had context. My SOUL.md, my MEMORY.md, the project brief, every prior decision — persistent across days, sessions, and machines. Agents are only as good as the context you give them, and controlling that context is exactly the product.
The receipts cut both ways. On launch eve, a cross-process token-revocation gap was caught in production — and fixed within 30 minutes, in the open, in the build log. That's the test culture you're buying into.