Review the code your agents write.
FactoryOS reviews, approves, and remembers every AI-generated change — against your real architecture and past decisions — whoever’s agent wrote it. Works with Claude Agent for Jira, Claude Tag, GitHub Copilot, Devin, and your own engineers.
Humans steer. Agents execute. FactoryOS keeps it accountable.
The bottleneck moved. So did we.
Agents now write more code than your team can safely review. FactoryOS governs the change — no matter which agent produced it.
Any agent opens a PR
Claude Agent for Jira, GitHub Copilot, Devin, Claude Code, or one of your engineers opens a pull request. FactoryOS picks it up automatically — no new workflow to learn.
factory-review checks it
The reviewer agent checks the change against your approved architecture and past decisions, and cites the ones that matter. Advisory at first — flip it to a required gate when you trust it.
Humans approve, with a record
Every change carries an audit trail: which agent, which model, who approved. Engineers merge — always. And the decision becomes memory for next time.
Three things the agent vendors won’t build
Because they’re incentivised to make you trust their agent — not to check it.
Architecture-aware review
Not line-level lint. factory-review checks whether a change matches the architecture you approved and the decisions you've made — cross-vendor, whoever's agent wrote it. Starts advisory; you make it a required gate when you're ready.
Decision Intelligence
Every review becomes memory. Ask "why did we choose Kafka over RabbitMQ?" and get the decision, the rejected alternative, and who approved it. Review feeds memory; memory makes the next review smarter. No coding agent has this.
Audit-grade accountability
A hash-chained record of every AI action — which agent, which model, which human approved, what it cost. The answer when your CISO asks who signed off on the agent’s change. Append-only, exportable, yours.
Works with the agents you already use
FactoryOS doesn’t compete with Claude Agent for Jira, Claude Tag, or Copilot — it sits above them. Coding agents are an interchangeable slot; the review and memory layer is ours.
Observe
When Claude Agent for Jira, Copilot, Devin, or a human opens a PR, FactoryOS picks it up from GitHub, ties it to your architecture and decisions, and runs review + governance + audit — without ever having invoked the agent.
Ingest
When Claude Tag, Confluence, or Jira produce a spec, FactoryOS snapshots it as the baseline agents build against. We don’t re-draft what the platforms already draft.
Drive (opt-in)
Prefer FactoryOS to orchestrate execution? Claude Code runs as a driven adapter in a sandbox with full context and budget caps. Optional — most teams just let us review what their agents already produce.
What makes FactoryOS different
Anyone can generate a pull request now — that’s the commodity. The hard part is knowing whether the change is right, remembering why you decided things, and proving who’s accountable. That’s the layer no single vendor is built to own.
- Agent vendors want you to trust their agent. FactoryOS gives you an independent check against your own architecture and decisions.
- GitHub’s memory is locked to GitHub; Claude’s to Claude. FactoryOS’s decision memory is cross-vendor, exportable, and yours.
- They review inside their own walls. FactoryOS reviews across whoever wrote the code — one layer over every agent and every human.
- They generate more change. FactoryOS decides whether the change should exist — and proves who approved it.
Built for enterprise engineering teams
FactoryOS plugs into the tools and agents your team already uses. No rip-and-replace, no new workflow to teach. Review, governance, and decision memory run over Slack, Jira, GitHub, and Confluence — the surfaces engineers live in every day.
- Works with the agents you already run — no rip-and-replace
- Cross-vendor review: one layer over Claude, Copilot, Devin, and humans
- Per-tenant audit chain, append-only and hash-verified
- OPA policy engine — every review gate is configurable
- Cost attribution per team, per agent, per run
- Agents open PRs. Engineers merge. Always.
- WorkOS SSO — no source credentials stored by FactoryOS
- SOC 2 Type I in progress from week one
Design partner pricing
FactoryOS is in Early Access with a small cohort of design partners. Pricing is agreed directly — reach out to discuss your team's scope and budget.
Trust the code your agents ship.
Join engineering teams using FactoryOS to review AI-generated change without slowing down.