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What an AI software factory is, how a team of AI agents works, what it costs, and how people who have the idea but not the terminal use Claude Code. Written by the makers of ULU, in plain words.
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What is an AI software factory?
An AI software factory is a line of specialised AI roles that plan, design, build, test and ship software one after another, with a check between each step. This article explains the idea, shows how ULU works as one, and compares it fairly with chatting to an AI and with hiring a developer.
· 10 min read
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AI agent teams explained
An AI agent team is a group of AI workers that each hold one job, such as planning, designing, building or testing, and pass the work along in order. This article explains who is on the team, what each one hands over, and what you do.
· 10 min read
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Claude Code for people who don't code: why ULU exists
Claude Code for non-programmers is possible, but the tool itself was built for developers. ULU is a desktop app that puts a window and buttons on top of Claude Code, so you can describe a project in plain words and watch a team of AI agents build it.
· 10 min read
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What AI agents cost: tokens, time and rate limits, explained
How much do AI agents cost? It depends on your plan, the model and the size of your project, and the only honest way to know is to watch your own numbers. This guide explains tokens, the context window and rate limits in plain words, and shows what ULU displays so you can see cost and time as they happen.
· 10 min read
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A ready AI agent team for your tech stack: the ten teams in ULU
You do not need to know what a "tech stack" is to get an AI agent team for your app. ULU comes with ten ready teams, one for each popular stack, and this guide explains in plain words what each one is for and how to pick.
· 10 min read
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