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Summary
Agent-native software development: Droids that plan, code, review, and ship across your existing toolchain.
Description
Factory builds Droids — autonomous agents scoped to specific parts of the software lifecycle. Rather than one general assistant, you delegate to a Code Droid, a Review Droid, a Knowledge Droid, and so on, each with the tools and permissions its job requires.
How it plugs in
Factory is designed to sit across the toolchain rather than inside one editor. Droids connect to GitHub or GitLab, Jira or Linear, Slack, Sentry, and your documentation, so a task can start from an incident, an issue, or a message and end in a reviewed pull request.
What Droids do
- Code Droid implements features and fixes across multiple files and repositories
- Review Droid performs codebase-aware pull request review
- Knowledge Droid answers questions about systems by reading code, docs, and tickets together
- Migration work — framework upgrades and large mechanical refactors, where the value is consistency at scale
Factory offers a CLI for local use and a cloud platform for delegated, long-running work, with enterprise controls around data handling and deployment. Pricing is per seat with usage-based agent consumption.
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