Assembly Line Protocol

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Part 1

A protocol for producing software people can trust — using AI safely, with structured pipelines and quality you can rely on.

Apr 2026

Part 1

A protocol for producing software people can trust — using AI safely, with structured pipelines and quality you can rely on.

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Part 2

Security by Design: How the Assembly Line Protocol Keeps AI Agents Safe

The Assembly Line Protocol solves the hardest problem in production AI: giving agents real access without giving up control. Here's the architecture that makes it work.

Apr 2026

Part 2

Security by Design: How the Assembly Line Protocol Keeps AI Agents Safe

The Assembly Line Protocol solves the hardest problem in production AI: giving agents real access without giving up control. Here's the architecture that makes it work.

2 posts· Apr 2026

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Part 1

Assembly Line Protocol

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Assembly Line Protocol

A protocol for producing software people can trust — using AI safely, with structured pipelines and quality you can rely on.

Assembly Line Protocol (ALP) is a framework for producing software people can trust — with AI doing the work. Not by constraining what AI can build, but by giving the process the structure that turns generated code into something you can confidently ship: predictable, reviewable, and safe by design. The idea is simple. A car factory does not build a car in one step. It moves through stations — chassis, engine, paint, quality control — each with a clear role, a clear input, an

Part 2

Security by Design: How the Assembly Line Protocol Keeps AI Agents Safe

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Security by Design: How the Assembly Line Protocol Keeps AI Agents Safe

The Assembly Line Protocol solves the hardest problem in production AI: giving agents real access without giving up control. Here's the architecture that makes it work.

There's a reason most organisations haven't let AI agents anywhere near production systems. It's not scepticism about the AI — it's a reasonable fear about what happens when a non-deterministic system has privileged access. An agent that can read your database can misread instructions. An agent that can push to production can push the wrong thing. The downside isn't a slightly wrong answer. It's an irreversible action. The Assembly Line Protocol (ALP) is our answer to that pr

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