The claim this platform is built on is that a coding agent can take an application

to production on its own. That is easy to demonstrate on our own code, which is

exactly why demonstrating it on our own code proves nothing.

So: two repositories found on GitHub, cloned cold, neither of them ours and

neither of them seen before. One a Node service with a Python ML sidecar, the

other a .NET 8 app that needs Postgres. Two agents, each given the gg skill and

nothing else — no runbook, no hints, and nobody to ask.

Both of them got there.

the repo outcome wall clock gg calls

Node + Python ML sidecar 1/1, verified serving 15m20s 19, zero errors

.NET 8 + Postgres 1/1, verified serving 24m36s ~48, half of them polls

The part worth more than the times: neither agent accepted 1/1 as proof. A

private service on Gagarin has no public address, so each one built a probe image,

ran it as a job inside the project, and went and got a real HTTP response out of

the thing it had just deployed.…