End-to-end agent factories: stamped pipelines, learning loops, fleet harnesses, platform factories, graph-authored loops, and receipt-gated local loops that own the loop from spec to verified code.
- Fabro - the MIT Rust server that runs work as version-controlled Graphviz graphs with human gates and model-routing stylesheets, nightly-only releases.
- Fluent - the self-improving factory with a deterministic final Tester and a learning loop, for teams that accept pre-1.0 ceremony.
- Fusion - the MIT board-first factory built on Pi that runs every task through plan, review, execute, review steps in worktrees, with multi-node mesh, phone control, and auto-merge on green gates.
- HAR - the open harness that isolates a fleet of coding agents in worktrees with deterministic verification and an evidence trail.
- Loki Mode - Autonomi’s source-available local factory that derives a delivery contract from a brief and closes with a signed, offline-checkable Evidence Receipt.
- Machinist - the Go control plane whose named-command entrypoint is the category’s strictest agent boundary, early access, zero independent coverage.
- Open SWE - LangChain’s async coding agent, rebranded Robin, that takes Slack threads, Linear issues, and PR conversations through sandboxed investigation, implementation, and validation to delivered pull requests, with review and CI in the loop and one deployment per trust boundary.
- Open-Inspect - the community’s open replica of Ramp’s Inspect: a single-tenant, self-hosted background agent that takes sessions from web, Slack, GitHub, and Linear to attributed pull requests, with per-session scoped sandbox credentials and no release train.
- Ouroboros - the Agent OS that freezes a spec from an interview and verifies with the grading hidden from the worker, 14 runtimes.
- Super Simple Software Factory - a repeatable agents-plus-code pipeline stamped into any repo as a skill, where Python owns the loop and each agent owns one bounded phase.
- SuperPlane - a self-hosted platform that turns confidence-gated backlog issues into review-ready pull requests with durable run records.
- Zeroshot - the MIT graph runner whose built-in loop makes two independent reviewers accept before delivery, so the implementing agent never approves its own work.
Its members are compared on shared rows in the Software Factory Feature Matrix.
Changes #
- 2026-08-29 - Added Fluent.
- 2026-08-29 - Added HAR.
- 2026-08-29 - Added Super Simple Software Factory.
- 2026-08-30 - Added Ouroboros.
- 2026-09-05 - Added Machinist.
- 2026-10-07 - Added Loki Mode.
- 2026-10-07 - Added SuperPlane.
- 2026-10-10 - Added Fabro.
- 2026-10-10 - Added Zeroshot.
- 2026-10-11 - Added Fusion.
- 2026-11-07 - Added Open SWE.
- 2026-11-07 - Added Open-Inspect.