Solutions | Software Factory
Build a Software Factory your team can trust
A Software Factory is the final stage of agentic engineering. AI agents take well-defined changes from idea to production, with automated checks and a human sign-off on every release.
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Agents handle defined work, every change passes the same tests and security checks, and a named person stays accountable for each release.
Agents handle defined work
Changes are scoped clearly enough for an agent to act on. Open-ended work stays with people.
Every change passes the same checks
Tests and security checks run on every change, the same way every time, whoever or whatever wrote it.
A named person stays accountable
Someone signs off each release. Nothing ships without a human decision behind it.
Scope, build, check, approve
Every change takes the same four steps, so the checks are built in rather than bolted on.
STEP 01
Scope
Changes are defined clearly enough for an agent to act on.
Includes:
Output
A change an agent can act on.
STEP 02
Build
Agents write, test and document the change.
Includes:
Output
A tested, documented change.
STEP 03
Check
Automated tests, security scans and policy gates run every time.
Includes:
Output
Evidence that the change passes.
STEP 04
Approve
A person signs off before anything ships.
Includes:
Output
A release with a human decision behind it.
Why Cloud Combinator
Developed with AWS: We're developing the Software Factory with AWS.
Governance by design: Governance is part of the design, not a retrofit.
Enterprise security questions, answered: That makes it easier to answer the security questions your enterprise customers ask.
The final stage of agentic engineering: Most teams get here by way of stages 1 and 2. We'll tell you whether you're ready.
Frequently asked questions
What is an AI Software Factory?
A governed pipeline where AI agents take well-defined changes from idea to production, with checks and human approval built in.
Do agents ship code without review?
No. People stay accountable for every release.
Do we have to start here?
No. Most teams start at stage 1 or 2 of agentic engineering.
Is your team ready for a Software Factory?
Book a 20-minute call. We'll look at where your team sits in agentic engineering today, and what a Software Factory would need to look like for you.
Why talk to us:
Readiness check against the three stages
Checks and policy gates mapped to your pipeline
Human sign-off designed in
Security answers for enterprise customers
Start with a focused 20-minute conversation about your goals — no pressure, no commitment.


