@rohanpaul_ai: Factory 2.0 is here. Connects AI agents to the whole software workflow: tickets, customer requests, code, tests, securi…
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Factory 2.0 connects AI agents to the entire software workflow, managing a feedback loop from tickets to incidents, treating every signal as training data.
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Factory 2.0 is here.
Connects AI agents to the whole software workflow: tickets, customer requests, code, tests, security checks, reviews, deployments, docs, and production incidents.
Managing this feedback loop is so important - every incident and review should become training signal for the next task.
It treats every bug report, customer request, internal discussion, code review, test failure, security warning, and incident as a signal inside one loop, where agents help triage work, write code, test it, review it, ship it, watch production, and feed what happened back into the system.
Factory (@FactoryAI): Today, we’re announcing Factory 2.0: from coding agents to software factories.
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