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Coding agents need orchestration, not specialization - Louis Knight-Webb, Co-Founder of bloop

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Louis Knight-Webb (Co-founder of Bloop) joins Jay to discuss Vibe Kanban, the orchestration platform for running multiple coding agents in parallel.

Louis brings experience from four years building developer tools, starting with enterprise code search, then COBOL modernization, and now agent orchestration as coding agents have become the new primitive.

The conversation revolves around how Vibe Kanban solves the bottleneck of running coding agents sequentially by enabling parallel execution with proper sandboxing, task management, and review workflows.

Louis explains how they've built 90% of Vibe Kanban using Vibe Kanban itself, creating the tightest feedback loop in tech history. The platform integrates Claude Code, Amp, Gemini CLI, and other agents with Git work trees for lightweight sandboxing, setup/cleanup scripts, and one-click dev servers.

Tune into the full episode to learn why the future of coding is about orchestrating AI workers rather than building vertical-specific solutions!

HIGHLIGHTS:
0:00 Intro
2:32 Code search to COBOL modernization to agent orchestration
5:01 Vibe Kanban demo - parallel coding agent execution
8:07 Git work trees for lightweight sandboxing vs Docker
10:25 Building Vibe Kanban with Vibe Kanban
12:47 Human as daddy agent delegating to coding agents
14:17 Why review and planning remain human-centric bottlenecks
16:14 Why DocuSign clones work but new ideas don't
18:40 Integrating GitHub, project management, and terminal
21:23 Enterprise vs startup coding workflows and convergence
25:19 Cloud version challenges and technical adjacent users
27:33 Task types that work well with coding agents vs manual work
30:37 The high watermark of current agent capabilities
33:32 YOLO mode vs proper code review for velocity vs quality
35:49 Agent logs and thought process documentation for better review

Connect with Louis -https://www.linkedin.com/in/knightwebb/
Connect with Jay - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jayhack/ or https://x.com/mathemagic1an
Visit https://vibe-kanban.com/ for agent orchestration

  continue reading

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Manage episode 500451925 series 3682302
Content provided by Jay Hack. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Jay Hack or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

Louis Knight-Webb (Co-founder of Bloop) joins Jay to discuss Vibe Kanban, the orchestration platform for running multiple coding agents in parallel.

Louis brings experience from four years building developer tools, starting with enterprise code search, then COBOL modernization, and now agent orchestration as coding agents have become the new primitive.

The conversation revolves around how Vibe Kanban solves the bottleneck of running coding agents sequentially by enabling parallel execution with proper sandboxing, task management, and review workflows.

Louis explains how they've built 90% of Vibe Kanban using Vibe Kanban itself, creating the tightest feedback loop in tech history. The platform integrates Claude Code, Amp, Gemini CLI, and other agents with Git work trees for lightweight sandboxing, setup/cleanup scripts, and one-click dev servers.

Tune into the full episode to learn why the future of coding is about orchestrating AI workers rather than building vertical-specific solutions!

HIGHLIGHTS:
0:00 Intro
2:32 Code search to COBOL modernization to agent orchestration
5:01 Vibe Kanban demo - parallel coding agent execution
8:07 Git work trees for lightweight sandboxing vs Docker
10:25 Building Vibe Kanban with Vibe Kanban
12:47 Human as daddy agent delegating to coding agents
14:17 Why review and planning remain human-centric bottlenecks
16:14 Why DocuSign clones work but new ideas don't
18:40 Integrating GitHub, project management, and terminal
21:23 Enterprise vs startup coding workflows and convergence
25:19 Cloud version challenges and technical adjacent users
27:33 Task types that work well with coding agents vs manual work
30:37 The high watermark of current agent capabilities
33:32 YOLO mode vs proper code review for velocity vs quality
35:49 Agent logs and thought process documentation for better review

Connect with Louis -https://www.linkedin.com/in/knightwebb/
Connect with Jay - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jayhack/ or https://x.com/mathemagic1an
Visit https://vibe-kanban.com/ for agent orchestration

  continue reading

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