How your site gets built
The Sofakingsoft AI Software Factory.
1,674 jobs run in a month; 95% finished first time.
This is what builds every Miaigi site. Software plans, builds, checks and fixes the work. A person checks every change before it goes live. Below is a month of its own figures.
The Software Factory operates internally, producing work for Gareth's other businesses while it continues to mature. It is not offered as a standalone service.
The month in numbers
What the factory did
Figures from 14 September 2026 to 13 October 2026. Snapshot taken 14 October 2026.
- Jobs run
- 1,674
- Jobs ran on 24 of the 30 days.
- Finished first time
- 95%
- 1,596 of 1,674. The rest went round again.
- Changes worked on
- 91
- Each one a separate change put up for a person to check.
- Typical job
- 2 min
- Half of all jobs took less, half took more.
Every day of the month
- Day
- 14 September 2026
- Jobs run
- 161
- Finished
- 159
- Needed another go
- 2
- Tokens
- 184 million
How a job moves
Five stages, one after another
Choose a stage to see what happens there and how many of the month's jobs it took.
Stage 1 of 5
Research
The factory reads what it needs first: the brief, the existing code and the rules for the site.
154 jobs this month, 9% of the total
One job did not fit any of the five stages.
Reading and writing
94% of the reading came from cache
A token is a short piece of text, often part of a word, and it is how the work an AI reads and writes is counted.
Of 1.93 billion tokens read this month, 1.81 billion were read again from cache: the factory keeps the brief, the code and the rules to hand instead of starting from scratch each time, which is quicker and cheaper.
- Read again from cache
- 1.81 billion
- Read fresh
- 117 million
- Written
- 7 million
Where a person comes in
What a person checks
- The change itself, on one page with the screenshots and the test results.
- That it does what the brief asked, in the client's words, not ours.
- Prices, names and anything a customer will read.
- Whether it goes live. Nothing is published without that yes.
History
How it got here
v1
Built by hand
The DrDestruction site and its browser games, built for a client by hand with AI helping.
v1.5
Repeatable builds
Client sites built from the same Next.js and Tailwind starting point, with everything reviewed by hand.
v2
One line, start to finish
The same steps joined into one line. AI agents plan, build, check and fix the work, and pass it along. A person signs it off before it is published.
