Agentes en el monorepo
summary
Stripe uses coding agents plus deterministic checks and CI to tame a 7M-line monorepo with a 5,000-file frontend: repository-scoped rules (agent.d/cloud.d) teach internal libs and gotchas, Devbox-hosted minions (autonomous agents) create PRs from Slack and a blueprints workflow runs linters/tests before CI, subagents and markdown “tattoos” hold session memory, and code mods cover ~80% while agents close the last 20%. Results include migrated 800+ tests in 2 weeks and patterns for batching per team and keeping tasks small to avoid context compaction.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction to coding agents
- 4:59What is a monorepo
- 7:10Making agents understand code
- 13:28Running agents in dev environments
- 15:57Using Minions for small tasks
- 19:26Research plan implement workflow
- 26:02React 18 migration case study
- 31:12Legacy code cleanup with agents
- 34:00Best practices and final tips
- 35:22Q&A session
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