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Summary
The article describes Human-Directed Agentic Engineering (HDAE) as a method for building complex software by combining human-defined architecture with autonomous implementation, execution, diagnosis, and revision loops. It uses Ginux as a case study to show how a Rust-first kernel that boots Linux userspace can be produced in a short timeframe, while noting that it remains a research prototype with narrow hardware support and no independent security audit.