Codex today. Claude tomorrow. Cursor for another project. AI models and coding tools are improving so quickly that choosing one feels increasingly temporary.
Your software should not inherit that dependency. Once the code exists, the important questions are ordinary: does it work, can people use it and can you keep it running?
monolayer starts with the software rather than the model that created it. A developer can write it, Codex can generate it, Claude can change it and future agents may create hundreds of apps.
Give monolayer the software and Autopilot handles what it needs to run on AWS. The creation layer can be wonderfully competitive; the layer underneath should be boringly dependable.