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Warp's Zach Lloyd says model tuning cut software factory cost per PR from $80 to $15–20

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Warp CEO Zach Lloyd says tuning models and reducing redundant subagents lowered the cost of Warp's software factory from about $80 to $15–20 per pull request.

He also reports a 40% throughput increase over the prior month while keeping quality, according to a Latent.Space podcast episode.

In the episode, Lloyd explains the software factory approach and demonstrates Warp's live system, which turns a Slack request into a PR. The figures are Lloyd's own account on the podcast; the source reports no independent measurement.

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    Warp's Zach Lloyd says tuning models cut software factory cost from $80 to $15–20 per PR

    AIWarp CEO Zach Lloyd says tuning models and reducing redundant subagents lowered Warp's software factory cost from about $80 to $15–20 per PR. He reports a 40% throughput increase over the prior month while keeping quality, per a Latent.Space podcast episode. The episode covers Warp's live demo of a Slack request turned into a PR.

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