MVP Machine
Turns a written spec into a working, tested product — and never calls it done while a test is red.
The problem
Most MVPs are demos. They work on the happy path, ship without tests, and the first real customer finds the edge case. The rewrite then costs more than the original build did.
The solution
MVP Machine works from a written spec: build the slice, run the suite, read every failure, fix the highest-impact one, repeat. Software is where loops began, because a test either passes or it does not. There is nothing to argue with and nothing to talk your way past.
What's inside
Features
The spec is the contract
Work is scoped from a written spec with acceptance criteria, so finished is a checklist that can be verified rather than an opinion to be debated.
Tests are the gate
Nothing merges while a test, a type check or the build is red. The machine cannot negotiate its way past a failing suite.
Reviewed by a second agent
The model that wrote the code does not grade it. A separate, stricter reviewer catches what the author quietly talked itself into.
You own the code
Repository, infrastructure and dependencies are yours from the first commit. No lock-in, no rented codebase, no hostage situation later.
Anything can generate. A machine earns the name when something can automatically reject its work and make it try again.
- Goal
- Every acceptance criterion in the spec met, with the test suite, type check and production build green.
- Verify
- The full suite, type check and production build run on every pass, and a separate reviewer agent must approve the diff before it lands.
- Stop when
- The suite is green and the spec is satisfied, or the iteration cap is reached — then it stops and reports exactly what still fails.
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