The way we build software is changing faster than ever.
Today's AI models can write remarkable code, yet developers are still stuck managing every step of the process. That's why we built @vorfluxai , an autopilot for software engineering. Today, we're excited to launch Vorflux and announce $15M in funding from @ycombinator@peakxvpartners@alliancedao@parkerconrad@jake_zeller@balajis@nivi@metakovan@lmrankhan@nikitabase@0xrwu@ayushjaiswal@mattshumer_@eshamanideep@sreeramkannan@dvcoolster@nusimow@TeddySolomon11@ashtoncofer@rvivek and others
Vorflux takes an idea and turns it into working software. It plans the implementation, builds across your stack, runs tests, validates everything in a real environment, reviews its own work, and delivers a production-ready pull request, so engineers can focus on outcomes instead of constant supervision.
We believe software teams should spend less time coordinating execution and more time solving meaningful problems. That's the future we're building towards with Vorflux.
We're just getting started. Give @vorfluxai a try, and let us know what you think!
Vorflux has opened its new cloud platform, allowing users to run tasks from a plan to a merged PR on a dedicated machine.
It can plan, build, test, and review on its own.
> Diff reviews are done by a different model family than the one that wrote it by default.
> First boot is saved as a snapshot, with all subsequent sessions waking up from that same starting point.
> A browser agent walks through the real user flow, and the recording is included in the pull request.
Video proof in the PR 👀
This is controversial, but in many cases, humans have become the bottleneck in building software.
You are making everything slower and worse by babysitting agentic coding tools. You aren't better at coding than frontier models, and you are letting your ego get in your own way.
I'm working with @vorfluxai and their platform to build software on autopilot.
"Autopilot" is the key here: their platform is designed to work autonomously, for a long time, with no human intervention.
I like it because they do a lot of the verification I'd have to do myself.
An idea goes in → good software comes out
In my tests, this works well for complex problems and non-trivial tasks.
You don't use this to fix a button's color. You use this to build an entire feature that would take you hours of planning and days of work.
Now, the reason the output is really good is that they have baked in adversarial agents that verify outputs at different levels.
They aren't trying to finish earlier. They are focusing on giving you good software back.
It takes 5 minutes to set up. Connect your repo, give it a task (something big, ambitious), go to sleep, and come back the next day to a solution.
That's it.
By the way, really cool that they built a bunch of ways to notify you when the work is done, and you get a summary video with everything that was done.
Here is the link to their platform: https://t.co/6raqB72VHx
Thanks to the team for partnering with me on this post.
Autopilot for software engineering, now in your pocket.
Vorflux is on the App Store and Google Play. Your agents plan, build, test, and ship the PR. When they need a call, you take it from your phone.
Stop babysitting your agents.
Wrapped episode 2 of Building a self-driving company with @eshamanideep, CTO of @gigaai.
Exciting conversation on how to win as the best product when building has become so easy. And the new role of distribution.
My takeaways in the 🧵
Introducing Agnost AI (YC S26): Product Analytics for AI Agents.
Analytics was never built for chat & voice. And that is the new interface. Your users' hidden feature requests, bugs & churn hide in conversations with your agent.
Analyzing 1M+ daily. Yours are still unread.
Just wrapped my first X Space with @owengretzinger, Head of Eng @boardyai
Biggest takeaway: AI is making the ticket queue obsolete.
What replaces it is an engineering org built around judgment, customer context, and verification.
My takeaways in the 🧵
going live with @myprasanna from @Rippling and @vorfluxai in an hour to talk about how AI changes hiring, engineering judgment, tool choice, and what teams can ship!
🚀New in Vorflux: PR Risk Assessment in Auto Review
Assess the risk of a pull request before approving it.
▪️Each PR gets a risk score from 1–10
▪️Vorflux explains the main risk factors behind the score
▪️If the score is within your configured threshold, Vorflux can approve the PR
▪️If the score exceeds the threshold, Vorflux leaves the risk assessment but does not approve it
How to use
▪️Go to Settings → Pull Requests → Auto Review
▪️Turn on Use risk assessment
▪️Set the maximum risk for approval
▪️Optionally add custom risk assessment criteria
▪️Save the settings
The product works wonderfully well at launch. No waitlist nor coming soon fluff
Founder doesn’t pretend to be in sf with golden gate in the background.
Full on explains the thesis in a 5 min video.
Way to go.
@myprasanna and team have basically solved engineering. i can sY this having shipped 30% of the backlog in a week.
thanks for building this and for letting me access this one hell of a tool.