My boss asked me to shrink the dev team, so I built a "Infinite Software Factory"

Donald LOO — Wed, 08 Jul 2026 02:45:28 +0000

Like many in the tech industry recently, I was hit with a tough mandate from management: shrink the development team, but somehow maintain (or increase) our output.

Instead of just accepting that we were going to be overworked and burnt out, I decided to build a system that could act as a force multiplier for the developers I had left. I needed something more than just a standard coding copilot—I needed a system that could orchestrate specialized, concurrent AI workers.

So, I built ISF-Core (Infinite Software Factory). And today, I'm sharing it for free under the MIT license. You may doubt on it capabilities, but I have successfully using it to build itself up.

It run on docker container with AI Proxy Virtual Keys & Token Spend Tracking and I can assign individual virtual developer keys to my team members, track token consumption (per developer; per project; per model) in real-time, and export granular billing reports — all without touching the frontend.

Read my full story at Medium.com

Fork the Repositories:

The Core Engine: Dive into the full documentation and source code at the main repository: agentic-river/isf-core.
Quick Start Template: If you just want to deploy a new project instantly, use the dedicated template repository: agentic-river/isf-new-project.

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My boss asked me to shrink the dev team, so I built a "Infinite Software Factory"