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Software Factory, with the claims left open for inspection.

Definitions, research, and implementation accounts for engineering leaders examining what faster code generation does to the whole delivery system.

Operating model

Coding agents are an organizational-design problem

As local generation gets cheaper, the coding-agent constraint moves through team practice, shared platform, governance, and learning. One practitioner's four-level model for that shift, read against what DORA can and cannot support.

Organization

Published: 2026-07-18 3 sources

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Research synthesis

Why faster coding does not guarantee faster delivery

Research measures task time, perceived savings, pull requests, and production flow differently. Reading those measures together reveals where the constraint moves.

Engineering

Published: 2026-07-17 5 sources

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Evidence review

Software Factory evidence and its limits

Public implementations show that agent-run delivery systems can produce and ship software. Their numbers need source labels, scope, and careful limits.

Evidence

Published: 2026-07-17 4 sources

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Engineering practice

Verification in a Software Factory

Once generation becomes cheap, Factory throughput depends on the system's ability to establish that a change is acceptable, safe, and worth shipping.

Engineering

Published: 2026-07-17 3 sources

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Definition

What is a Software Factory?

A Software Factory coordinates agents, context, deterministic gates, and human decisions across the path from intent to production.

Software Factory

Published: 2026-07-17 3 sources

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