Factory

Factory is an agent-native software development platform that enables engineering teams to automate the creation, testing, and deployment of code through intelligent, task-driven agents called Droids. The platform operates on a simple premise: developers define missions—specific software tasks such as writing a new feature, refactoring a module, generating unit tests, or setting up a continuous integration pipeline—and one or more Droids execute those missions autonomously within a secure, controlled environment. Each Droid is powered by a combination of large language models, code analysis tools, and deterministic execution engines, allowing it to understand codebases, make context-aware changes, and verify results through automated test suites. Factory is accessed primarily through a command-line interface (CLI) that can be installed on any development machine or CI server. After running a single curl command, teams can immediately start dispatching missions via natural language instructions or structured YAML configuration files. The platform includes a web-based dashboard called Mission Control, which provides real-time visibility into active missions, completed tasks, logged outputs, and error reports. This dashboard also allows team leads to review proposed changes, approve or reject pull requests generated by Droids, and manage permissions across repositories. A key differentiator of Factory is its focus on enterprise-grade security and compliance. The platform operates in a sandboxed environment that respects existing access controls, secret management, and code review workflows.