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Software Factory · AI software factorySoftware Factory: your request, turned into software by Remotjob’s AI
In the Software Factory you request an improvement in plain language and it is recorded as a Prompt Job: the AI evaluates it, builds it and tests it with video evidence, and a person reviews it before it is delivered. The Prompt Job is the same unit of work already running behind every AI capability in Remotjob.
Prompt Job, the Software Factory’s unit of work
"A prompt job is an autonomous unit of work whose execution logic is primarily defined by prompts, which can receive inputs, use tools, reason, produce outputs and, in many cases, evaluate and improve its own result without human intervention."
Why this concept matters
The Prompt Job is not a separate feature: it is the name of the architectural pattern already running behind most of the platform’s AI capabilities. Naming it lets you understand, with a single concept, why a chatbot, a sales assistant and the Self-Regenerating Platform’s own self-healing engine work in a similar way inside, even though they do very different things on the outside.
The five elements of a Prompt Job
Prompt-defined logic
The job’s behavior is defined mainly through natural-language instructions, not rigid code for every possible case.
Inputs
It receives context information: a visitor’s message, a page’s content, a video interview, a support ticket.
Tools
It can use external capabilities during execution: querying data, running a search, calling another specialized function.
Reasoning
It processes the input and decides what to do and in what order, without every step being hand-scripted in advance.
Outputs
It produces a usable result: a chat reply, a classification, an evaluation, a document, a code fix.
The part that sets it apart: self-evaluation
In many cases, a Prompt Job does not stop at producing an output: it reviews it against a criterion, corrects it and improves it before delivering it — without a person having to step in at every intermediate step. The most complete example of this, live in the software environment today, is the Self-Regenerating Platform’s self-improvement circuit: the AI tests its own fix with video evidence before considering it ready.
Prompt Jobs already in the live software environment at Remotjob
These are not hypothetical examples: they are real capabilities your teams already use today.
Conversational bots (ChatSaaS)
Every support or service chatbot is a conversational Prompt Job: it receives the visitor’s message, reasons over the conversation context and produces a reply — with session memory and controlled testing before publishing.
Discover ChatSaaS →Multilingual CRM assistant
Analyzes every incoming lead, detects language and intent, and produces a suggested reply automatically translated into the sales team’s language — a Prompt Job specialized for sales.
Discover CRM Assistant →SEO & GEO Keyword Explorer
Analyzes a site’s already-scanned content and discovers relevant keywords with AI, with no manual work per search — a research Prompt Job.
Discover SEO & GEO →The Software Factory: the Self-Regenerating Platform’s self-improvement circuit
The ecosystem’s most complete Prompt Job: it reproduces a problem, reasons through the fix, produces it, tests it with video evidence, and only then hands it off for human review.
Discover the platform →Autonomy with human control, always
A Prompt Job being able to evaluate and improve its own result does not mean it runs unsupervised. In Remotjob, every high-impact Prompt Job — like the Self-Regenerating Platform’s circuit — keeps a human checkpoint before any change reaches the live software environment.
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Software Factory, explained in a short video
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Frequently asked questions about the Software Factory and Prompt Jobs
Is a Prompt Job the same as a chatbot? +
Not exactly. A chatbot is one type of Prompt Job (a conversational one), but the concept is broader: it also covers non-conversational tasks, like classifying a ticket, evaluating an interview, or discovering keywords.
What is the Software Factory? +
It is the module in Remotjob’s Information Technology area where you request an improvement or report a problem in plain language, with screenshots if needed. Every request is recorded as a Prompt Job with its status and priority: the AI evaluates it, builds it and tests it with video evidence, and a person reviews it before it is delivered inside the platform.
Can a Prompt Job act with zero human control? +
It depends on the case. For low-risk tasks (like answering a chat message), it can run autonomously. For high-impact tasks, like changes to the software itself, Remotjob keeps a human approval checkpoint before publishing any result.
How does it relate to the Self-Regenerating Platform? +
The Self-Regenerating Platform is the foundation; the Prompt Job is the unit of work that makes it possible. Its self-improvement circuit is, at its core, a Prompt Job that reproduces problems, fixes itself and self-evaluates before requesting human review.
Discover the AI already working inside Remotjob
From the Software Factory to the support chat, every Prompt Job in Remotjob combines real autonomy with human control where it matters.
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