Re:Show HN: Loki Mode – 37 AI agents that autonomously build...
by slogansand on Friday December 26, 2025 @11:45AM
(#46393711)
I built this to solve my own problem - too many side projects dying because solo founders can't be 10 people at once.
It's a Claude Code skill that orchestrates 37 specialized AI agents (engineering, ops, marketing, legal, etc.) to take a PRD and autonomously build, deploy, and operate a product.
Key features:
- Parallel 3-reviewer code review (code, business logic, security)
- Multi-cloud deployment (AWS, GCP, Azure, Vercel)
- State persistence for rate limit recovery
- Full business ops (Stripe billing, legal docs, landing pages)
Open source, MIT licensed. Feedback welcome - still iterating.
Re:Show HN: Loki Mode – 37 AI agents that autonomously build...
by slogansand on Friday December 26, 2025 @12:44PM
(#46394291)
@boundring Appreciate the edit. And yeah, the crawling/consent question is thorny - the whole AI ecosystem is built on it. Thanks for checking it out. I'll revisit this and release a new version considering crawling.
Re:Show HN: Loki Mode – 37 AI agents that autonomously build...
by boundring on Friday December 26, 2025 @12:52PM
(#46394365)
May or may not need to get clarified: if you've got a functional tool, it's probably getting crawled and picked apart now. If it's at all useful for what you're intending, that's probably not going to be too-too great in the long run for a lot of folks.
Not my preference or intent to get too far into all that, though. Kudos for the project, it's interesting but still a little unfortunate in the long view
It's a Claude Code skill that orchestrates 37 specialized AI agents (engineering, ops, marketing, legal, etc.) to take a PRD and autonomously build, deploy, and operate a product.
Key features: - Parallel 3-reviewer code review (code, business logic, security) - Multi-cloud deployment (AWS, GCP, Azure, Vercel) - State persistence for rate limit recovery - Full business ops (Stripe billing, legal docs, landing pages)
Open source, MIT licensed. Feedback welcome - still iterating.
edit: it's cool and you're pretty cool for doing it, and there's not much consent involved when it comes to crawling
Not my preference or intent to get too far into all that, though. Kudos for the project, it's interesting but still a little unfortunate in the long view
The kind of question you've asked, it usually answers itself