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Artem Petrov · Software delivery · Bali, Indonesia

I put AI agents to work.

In software since 2012, from Rails backends to running delivery across countries. Now I build Aixle Flow, an open-source platform that runs coding agents on a team’s real work: started from the board, a chat, a ticket or a schedule, each agent in its own sandbox, each waiting on CI and a human before it ships.

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Pen-and-ink portrait of Artem Petrov in profile, looking down, the frame of his glasses the only colour
fig. 1 — the author, ink on paper
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What I do

Agents in the team

I build Aixle Flow: the place where work reaches agents, wherever it starts, and where their results come back to the people who asked.

Software delivery

Regional Software Delivery Partner at Dualboot Partners since 2018. I set up development, design and QA departments in several countries: the teams, the legal entities, hiring, and how knowledge moves between them.

Engineering roots

I started on Ruby on Rails and wrote backends in Go and Erlang. I still run my own stack: one server, all of it in Ansible, serving this site, the blog and my agents.

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Aixle Flow

github.com/AixleHQ/flow ↗

Work reaches an agent from wherever the team already is. The agent works in its own sandbox, waits at the gates, and answers where the work came from.

v1.9.0 · Apache 2.0
self-hosted, hosted or AWS Marketplace

AgentsClaude CodeCodexCursor CLIGemini CLIGrokKiro CLIAntigravity CLI
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Now

  • Aixle Flow is out in the open: 1.0 shipped on 8 October, v1.9.0 is the latest.
  • Writing about what changes when agents join a team, on the blog.
  • Settling in after the move to Bali.
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Experience

Full history on LinkedIn ↗
  1. 2026 — nowAuthor, Aixle FlowThe open-source platform that runs coding agents on a team’s real work, built at Dualboot Partners. 1.0 shipped on 8 October 2026.
  2. 2018 — nowRegional Software Delivery Partner, Dualboot PartnersBuilt development, design and QA departments across several countries, with their legal entities, motivation systems and knowledge sharing. Staff augmentation and outsourced delivery.
  3. 2016 — 2018Software Engineer, Castle Digital Partners · Samara
  4. 2015 — 2016Software Engineer, Restream, then Hexlet
  5. 2012 — 2015Developer, Undev and NPTV · Ulyanovsk, MoscowBackend for nptv.com: Ruby on Rails, Go, Erlang/OTP, Elasticsearch full-text search, open source.
  6. 2007 — 2012IT specialist degree, Ulyanovsk State Technical University
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Writing

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On blog.partos.me I write about building Flow and about teams that work with agents.

EssaysOpinions and the story of building Flow.
EngineeringHow it works, what it costs, what broke.
BusinessSoftware factories and workflows, for the people who run them.
NotesShort notes on the week’s work.
LatestA software factory, column by columnEngineering · 3 Nov 2026 — In eleven weeks 2,457 cards went onto our agent factory's board, and 1,677 of them went through every stage from spec to a browser check on staging. Column by column: what each stage leaves for the next, how the planner keeps up to fifteen stories in flight from colliding, and where stuck cards go.Who presses Run?Engineering · 30 Oct 2026 — Our software factory ran 31,634 agent workflows in eleven weeks, and people asked for 1,149 of them. How the rest start, and what it takes to start each one exactly once, about the right card, with the right keys and not too early.Nobody is conducting your agentsEssays · 19 Oct 2026 — Models got better fast, but some of the biggest jumps in AI coding came from the tooling built around them. The next one has to come from the tooling around the agents, and most teams don't have it yet.
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