Antfarm launches deterministic OpenClaw workflows

This is a smart shift from “agent vibes” to software process: Antfarm treats multi-agent work like a reproducible build pipeline instead of a chat session.

• –Deterministic step order is the real product here, because it makes agent runs repeatable enough for feature work and security audits
• –Splitting planner, implementer, verifier, and tester into separate fresh sessions directly attacks context bloat and self-grading failure modes
• –YAML + SQLite + cron is a deliberately low-infra design that will appeal to developers who want orchestration without standing up a full agent platform
• –Built-in feature-dev, bug-fix, and security-audit workflows give OpenClaw users opinionated defaults instead of making them invent agent process from scratch
• –Its ceiling depends on how reliable those verification gates are in real repos, but the workflow model is more credible than freeform multi-agent demos