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Droid
Autonomous software development Droids built by Factory
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Automated pull request review and security audit
Deploy Droids to review incoming PRs for security vulnerabilities, style compliance, and missing tests.
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About Droid
Droid is Factory's autonomous software worker system engineered for enterprise engineering organizations. Rather than acting as a simple chat assistant, Droids operate as specialized synthetic team members assigned to pull request reviews, security audits, documentation updates, and test suite maintenance.
Factory Droids integrate deeply into GitHub Enterprise and GitLab pipelines, upholding organizational coding standards and accelerating sprint throughput.
- Purpose-built synthetic workers designed for team pipeline integration
- Enforces enterprise security policies and internal coding standards by default
- Reduces senior developer fatigue on repetitive PR reviews and triage
- Targeted primarily at mid-market and enterprise engineering teams
- Requires repository permissions and CI/CD workflow integration
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