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Ado Kukic announces Adofactory, an app ecosystem built and managed by Opus 5.5

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Ado Kukic announces on X that Adofactory is live, an app ecosystem he says was built and managed entirely by Opus 5.5.

The apps run on Ark, a platform-as-a-service that handles building, deploying, and scaling them.

The only source is Kukic's own post. The report gives no details on which apps the ecosystem includes, how many users it has, or how much of the work Opus 5.5 did without human involvement.

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    AIAdo Kukic announces that the Adofactory is live, a homegrown app ecosystem built and managed entirely by Opus 5.5. The ecosystem runs on a PaaS called Ark, which handles building, deploying, and scaling the apps on top of it.

    Dark-mode dashboard for "Ark" (adofactory.com) open to its Map page. Summary cards show 4 apps, 4 services, 2 shared resources, 4 hosts, 0 needing attention and 51 MiB in use. Below them, a node graph traces traffic from "LAN and tailnet" through Traefik to domains like id, tendies, brain, wave and ark.adofactory.com, then to green app containers (brain, id, tend, wave) that connect to shared Postgres and id resources.

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