Building an (almost) fully self-hosted, sandboxed, agentic software to military bases

People who build software factory are in for a disappointing future. Spoken as someone who is typically very impressed by AI. It's useful but for OCR and a lot of other applications it needs to be maintained if it is to be relied on. I haven't heard good things about LLM's on that front.

Can anyone that has OpenClaw/Hermex experience tell me what to do with our ability to generate code (number of lanes), even if that code is “high quality”.

It is stopping some of the highest paid software engineers on the planet with full access to all the LLM compute in the world. There is no reason for it to be slow anymore. That is, there's a misunderstanding of why software (traffic) was slow in the first decade of life.

The naivete of some of the highest paid software engineers on the planet with full access to all the LLM compute in the world. Can anyone that has OpenClaw/Hermex experience tell me what it's like working on this over OpenCode served? On bigger tasks OpenCode sometimes hangs. I'm not sure if this is supposed to be concerning? For most of the use cases people might want to trade speed/optimization for more runtime customizations which will inherently be slower than pre-baked SIMD regex and whatnot.