Field notes on Clean-Architecture codegen, pattern-specialized agents, and squeezing correctness out of compact models.
Robert C. Martin doesn't read the code his agents generate, and he's right. The part of code that carries the design was never the implementation.
Robert C. Martin called it distributed AI: one expensive model for architecture, a swarm of cheap ones for implementation, and the math on why it costs less.
Why I built Squeaky Clean: applying Clean Architecture and SOLID to the AI agents themselves to cut hallucination and parallelize codegen.