Organizational context
Product behavior, customer impact, owners, contracts, infrastructure, incidents, decisions, rollout history, and release constraints are available before work starts.
Software factory for coding agents
A software factory gives agents the organizational context, shared memory, coordination, verification, and quality gates needed to deliver consistent production-ready software.
Coding agents are useful workers. A software factory is the operating system around them. It remembers how your organization ships, coordinates specialist agents across the system, and proves each change is ready for review.
Product behavior, customer impact, owners, contracts, infrastructure, incidents, decisions, rollout history, and release constraints are available before work starts.
Specialist agents plan, build, review, verify, and package work across Product, Frontend, Backend, Workers, Infra, and Release.
The factory applies the same verification path, quality gates, evidence package, and learning loop every time an agent-built change moves toward production.
Quality model
Agents start from the same organizational memory: product behavior, customer impact, owners, contracts, infra, incidents, decisions, and release constraints.
Product, Frontend, Backend, Worker, Infra, Verification, Review, and Release work are coordinated around the requested outcome instead of separate agent tasks.
Test reports, logs, screenshots, contract results, code review signals, rollout order, monitors, rollback path, and lessons are packaged with the change.
Give your coding agents the software factory they need to ship trusted outcomes.