Factory

Factory is a commercial platform of autonomous software-development agents called Droids. They plan, write, review, test and deploy code, and are available through a CLI, desktop app, web interface and SDK. The product is model agnostic: it supports frontier and open-weight models (the vendor lists GPT-5, Claude Opus and Sonnet, Gemini and others) and can route tasks to different models based on quality, speed and cost.

Beyond the coding agent, the site describes enterprise-oriented components: automated pull request code review, AutoWiki (living repository documentation), Automations for repetitive engineering work, Mission Control for monitoring agent runs, an Agent Readiness score per repository, and per-developer and per-team usage analytics. It also lists Droid Computers, purpose-built hardware for running agents locally with persistent state.

Access is through a free tier where users bring their own inference (sign in with ChatGPT, GitHub Copilot or OpenRouter, or supply API keys), plus paid Pro, Teams, Business and Enterprise plans. Business adds SSO, SAML/SCIM, zero data retention and audit logging; Enterprise adds dedicated compute, on-premise deployment options and data residency. The company states it operates primarily in the United States.