Today, we're announcing Factory 2.0: from coding agents to software factories.

Today, we're announcing Factory 2.0: from coding agents to software factories.

factory just went from coding agent to full software factory this is a different category entirely

@FactoryAI was started in April of 2023 with that name for a reason. While everyone was focused on building faster IDEs, @matanSF and @EnoReyes envisioned a truly autonomous software development lifecycle. That future is here. Build your own software factory.

If you want fungibility across models, you need to build the harness, context, memory, intelligence and routing in the application layer. This allows you fungibility across models and compute location. Now @matanSF you just need to sell a secure instance of this :). Congrats on this milestone.

What happens once coding is (mostly) solved? Software engineering encapsulates so much work outside of the fairly menial task of coding, and with the launch of Factory 2.0, we are are shipping a suite of products that help engineers deliver the things you care about instead of having to manually shepherd each code change across the finish line. With your very own software factory, you can focus on building features that matter to your customers, make sure they actually work in production environments, and are well maintained after the features actually ship. Excited for everything were shipping here, more to come very soon!

Timing is everything. 1. model routing around cost and performance 2. Loops and continual learning 3. sovereign intelligence Factory is the future! and I am biased but that doesnt mean im not right!

To get access to the software factory: Fill out the form at factory.ai/contact Or message us with your customer name or org ID. Existing Factory customers can request access through their account team.

We've been building towards this for ~3 years. It started with the agent, then we needed the surfaces. After that, automations and infrastructure to run Droid anywhere. Now we're centralizing this into one place where you can manage and evolve your sovereign software factory.

Such a big fan and believer in Factory and the vision of software factories. Congrats to @matanSF and team on Factory 2.0.

FACTORY 2.0 IS NOT A CODING AGENT it's a full software factory running in real time → 57k lines of code generated per day → 41 PRs validated per day with 98.7% pass rate → 147 deploys in 7 days → 2 incidents per day with 21 min MTTR → all monitored live with 12 KPIs this is not an assistant that helps you code it's a factory that produces software on its own

This looks to be another great drop by @FactoryAI 🔥 Closing that SDLC in style

hot take: generating code is no longer the bottleneck. i can get code from pretty much any model now. the real challenge is getting it validated, deployed, monitored and shipped to production reliably. my future workflow: • one agent for research • one agent for planning • one agent for implementation • Software Factory for validation, shipping & monitoring interesting direction for the industry

I'm so bullish on how @FactoryAI is approaching the space. A lot of companies shill the whole "build with our AI" thing, but when you look at Factory's - the focus is so much more on exposing multiple different components needed the next way's teams are building. LFG 2.0

AI is not going to replace engineers. In fact, the opposite is happening. The thing experienced engineers carry is all of the context that actually matters, the edge cases and the production failures and the stuff you only really learn by shipping real things to real customers, and that context is the whole game. A smart model can write a ton of code very fast, but knowing what to build and why, and how it actually serves the person on the other end, that still lives with the (humans/engineers/designers). A lot of the time you do not need the big bazooka. The job gets done with a few smaller tools working together plus some lightweight checks to verify everything, and a good engineer knows when to reach for the heavy agent and when something much simpler is going to ship faster and break less. Factory AI has been quietly building toward this for a long time now, and every feature they ship compounds into the next one, which is exactly why Matan’s point lands so hard. Value the engineers, and then hand them the factory.