1,825 Tickets Dispatched
Dispatched across client repositories, infrastructure ops, and factory self-maintenance.
The factory that builds software — and itself.
One agent-ready ticket in. One isolated, independently verified pull request out. Every run improves the next.
One bounded execution path
- 01Claimready ticket
- 02Isolateone worktree
- 03Buildbounded agent
- 04Provetests + review
Point It at Your Repo
Section titled “Point It at Your Repo”factory runs on a repository you already have — your branch, your tests, your tracker. Connecting one takes a few decisions only that repo can answer, so the fast path is a prompt you hand to the coding agent you already use:
factory onboard --repo ~/Develop/yourapp | pbcopyPaste it into Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Cursor, or Pi with your repository open. It surveys the repo, wires up the control plane, files the first agent-ready ticket, and stops at a gate it cannot talk its way past: factory doctor and factory queue green.
No checkout yet? The Connect Your Repo page carries the same prompt — its first steps clone factory for you.
Measured in Production
Section titled “Measured in Production”Not a demo benchmark — real dogfooding numbers across 17 days of continuous unattended operation:
1,620 Merged PRs
Merged strictly after tests passed, CI turned green, and reviewer checks succeeded.
87% Zero Touch
Never visited Blocked, required zero human keyboard interaction from claim to merge.
38 Min Median Merge
Median wall-clock duration from agent claim to merged pull request.
The Autonomous Loop
Section titled “The Autonomous Loop”Core Tenets
Section titled “Core Tenets”One Ticket, One Worktree
Complete filesystem, database, and port isolation. Parallel runs are safe because Owned Paths are disjoint.
Verification as a Gate
An agent’s report is commentary; the test exit code is evidence. Nothing merges on self-attestation.
Pluggable Control Plane
Works out-of-the-box with GitHub Issues and Linear. Truth lives in git; tasks live in the tracker.
Multi-Harness Architecture
Drives the coding agents you already use: Claude Code, Gemini / Antigravity, OpenAI Codex, Cursor, and Pi.
Explore the Documentation
Section titled “Explore the Documentation”Getting Started GuideConnect a repository you already have, then dispatch your first ticket.
Core ArchitectureLearn how Owned Paths, worktrees, and verification gates work.
Contributor HubHow to write Harness Adapters, custom Packs, and contribute to Factory.
The Public Friction LogReal-world harness edge cases, failure modes, and architectural fixes.