Factory releases its 2.0 system, shifting from individual programming agents to building enterprise-level "software factories".

According to ME AI , based on Beating's monitoring, Factory has announced the launch of Factory 2.0, upgrading its product positioning from an auxiliary tool to help individual programmers write code to a "Software Factory" that spans the entire development process. The new system aims to streamline the entire software lifecycle, from requirements analysis, code development, testing and security, deployment, and operational monitoring, achieving fully automated operation of the development pipeline. For example, when receiving bug reports or user feedback, the system can automatically locate and generate a fix plan, and automatically deploy it after completing code writing and security scanning. To adapt to the complex technical and security needs of enterprises, Factory 2.0 is not tied to any large model. Enterprises can specify different platforms for different stages, or automatically allocate resources based on cost and speed through a smart router. In terms of data control, the new version supports BYOK (Bring Your Own Key), local privatization, and fully physically isolated deployment, ensuring that sensitive code does not leave the internal network and keeping data from each code review and online troubleshooting session locally for model self-learning and iteration. In terms of task scheduling, the system divides autonomy into different levels. Simple routine modifications are executed directly by the Droid agent, while complex developments involving several days' worth of work and multiple business lines are handled by the "Missions" system for multi-agent division of labor and parallel processing. Currently, Factory has been deployed and is running in production environments at companies such as NVIDIA, Adobe, Palo Alto Networks, EY, Wipro, and Adyen. (Source: ME)