Map a codebase before changing it
Ask Droid to explain a repository’s architecture, entry points, test commands, and conventions before you delegate a task.
Factory's Droids inspect codebases, propose scoped changes, and show diffs for review before editing.
Factory gives software teams AI coding agents called Droids. Start in the Factory App or Droid CLI by connecting a project and asking Droid to map its architecture, entry points, and test setup.
For a scoped change, Droid inspects the code, proposes a plan when needed, shows the exact diff, and waits for approval before editing. Individual Pro, Plus, and Max plans include the Factory App, Droid CLI, and Droid SDK.
Ask Droid to explain a repository’s architecture, entry points, test commands, and conventions before you delegate a task.
For a reviewable change, Droid can propose a plan, show the exact diff, and wait for approval before editing. You can accept or reject the change.
Use the Factory App, Droid CLI, or Droid SDK to start coding sessions from different developer workflows.
Connect tools through MCP servers, use Linear issues as implementation context, or bring Slack threads into triage and follow-up work.
Run Automations on a schedule or trigger, or use Missions to coordinate work that needs planning, delegation, validation, and checkpoints.
Ask Droid to map the architecture, main entry points, tests, and project conventions before deciding what to change.
Delegate one small, verifiable change, then inspect the plan and diff before approving edits.
Bring the context of a Linear issue or Slack thread into a Droid session and delegate an implementation step.
Use scheduled or triggered Automations for repeat tasks, and Missions for multi-step work with validation and checkpoints.
In the documented reviewable flow, Droid analyzes the repository, shows the exact diff, and waits for approval before editing. You can accept or reject the proposed change.
Install the Factory App or Droid CLI, sign in, and connect a project. In the App, set the project folder as your working directory; in a terminal, start Droid from the project folder.
Individual plans are Pro at $20/month, Plus at $100/month, and Max at $200/month. Teams costs $60/month per team plus $40/month per seat for up to 10 seats. Business and Enterprise list sales contact for plan terms.
Individual plans use separate rolling 5-hour, 7-day, and 30-day limits. After Standard Usage, Droid Core has a separate free open-weight model pool. Optional Extra Usage starts at $10 in prepaid credits with no expiration. Missions require Extra Usage enabled and pause at a limit.
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