Build With Agents

A useful coding-agent assignment specifies where investigation should begin and what evidence will establish completion. This development guide from Factory, maker of the Droid coding agent, recommends exploring the relevant code, reviewing a plan, making bounded changes, and verifying the result. The scope should be small enough that mistaken assumptions become visible before they spread through a larger implementation.

For a logic bug, the guide's concrete example is a test that first reproduces the failure and then passes after the repair. Repository instructions supply build commands, structural boundaries, and required evidence. Together, these give the agent an executable path toward a reviewable change while leaving architectural decisions and intervention with the human.