Show HN: Pullboard – An agent development workflow that builds itself (github.com)

Been working on a quantitative trading platform for 3~ years, at first 2.5 years off and on, then full-time for the last eight months when agents became capable. I started using agents seriously after writing 30K lines of code and found an agentic workflow I could trust, and I turned that workflow into Pullboard. So, this holds up in real systems.

Essential Loop:

claim -> build -> verify (different agent reviews, see website.)

Primitive Concepts:

https://pullboard.dev/tutorials/

What makes this workflow valuable is the "Agentic Institutional Knowledge" built up over time outside the codebase in the Pullboard history; e.g., items, shouts and doctrine all get referenced, discussed and those lessons remain available to future agents instead of disappearing into chats. The best part is I hardly re-explain myself.

You do have to steer agents and make decisions, but this is quite nearly autonomous development. Anyways it is early and open source. Feedback welcome. Thank you!!