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title: 'Agentic engineering, from Nepal'
description: 'How we deliver in Humafu — our own cloud IDE — without losing engineering judgment.'
date: 2026-04-20
tags: ['AI', 'process', 'humafu']
---

We deliver everything in Humafu — our own cloud IDE for human-and-agent engineering teams. AcademyKit, Buy Me a Momo, and our client work all ship through the same workspace: agents do a large share of the implementation work, senior engineers hold the architecture and the product calls.

That isn't a slogan. It's a working pattern with rules:

- Agents propose; humans accept. Every commit goes through review.
- Specs first. We write a short design note before any agent touches the code.
- Tests on the agent path. The agent's output gets exercised by a test suite the human owns.
- Compounding context. We invest in long-lived prompts, repo guides, and decision logs the agent reads in.

The framing we keep coming back to: agents are the typists, humans are the editors. The studio works when both sides play their position — and the studio's IDE is the one we built ourselves.