Building a CMS with AI Agents: You Don't Write the Code, You Audit the Decisions
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TL;DR — I gave a team of AI coding agents a real kanban board (Kanboard) and a real git server (Gitea), wired together by an MCP orchestrator (Marcus), and had them build a content management system one ticket at a time. I didn't write code. What I did do was read every diff before it merged and ca…
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Building a CMS with AI Agents: You Don't Write the Code, You Audit the Decisions
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