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Sonya · Episode 2 · 1:29

Sonya vs. the monolith

The shop is one large application, and every change breaks something else. Sonya spins up a local container registry and a three-node Kubernetes cluster, hands the problem to an architect agent, and watches it split the monolith into eight services — then give one to each of eight agents, each on its own branch. A typosquatted npm package gets blocked along the way.

What you will see

  1. 01A local image registry, created and running inside the workspace.
  2. 02A local Kubernetes cluster — three nodes, storage, and a load balancer.
  3. 03An architect agent maps eight bounded contexts and assigns an agent to each.
  4. 04Eight sessions working in parallel in one room, one branch per service.
  5. 05Supply-chain protection blocks nodemailler, a typosquat of nodemailer.
  6. 06Every image in the registry, thirteen pods Running, and the monolith retired behind a feature flag.

A team of eight agents, a real cluster on the same Mac, and a supply-chain attack that never made it into the build. Once again, Bromure saved her night.

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Sonya is a fictional character and “Pothos & Co.” is an invented company. Every session, repository and dashboard in these episodes comes from a demo fixture — no real customer data appears in any of them.