AgentFactory
Build software with a crew of 25 agents.
A multi-agent development system where specialized agents plan, design, build, test, and ship. They coordinate over a shared message bus, and you see every step in real time.
A crew of 25 agents that ships software.
The Harness
Not one AI. A specialized team.
Each agent is a specialist with a defined role. They pass work over a shared bus and pick up tasks from their inbox, so you get the judgment of a full team instead of one generalist stretched thin.
orchestrator
Routes work across the crew
studio
planner
Turns goals into architecture
studio/planning
product-owner
Owns scope and acceptance
studio/planning
task-manager
Splits work into tasks
studio/planning
project-manager
Tracks progress and unblocks
studio/planning
eval
Scores quality and performance
studio/quality
testing
Writes and runs tests
studio/quality
test-updater
Keeps tests aligned with code
studio/quality
cleanup-qa
Prunes dead code and fixtures
studio/quality
auth
Handles identity and access
studio/operations
copywriter
Writes copy and release notes
studio/content
documentation
Keeps docs in sync with code
studio/content
Runtimes
The right model for each job.
Not every task wants the same model. Assign a runtime per agent — careful code edits, long-context reading, or natural conversation — and swap them out as the frontier moves.
Claude Code
Careful code editsThe workhorse for code — careful edits, tight reasoning, steady hands.
claude-code
Kimi Code
Long-context reasoningThe long-context alternative for reading large codebases and specs in one pass.
kimi-code
Pi
Voice and dialogueThe conversational runtime — natural turn-by-turn voice and chat.
pi
Integrations
Plugs into the tools you already use.
The agents work against the same stack you already trust. Each tool stays first-class, with a thin MCP adapter handling the wiring so nothing gets re-invented.
Supabase
Postgres, auth, and storage
Cloudflare
Workers, DNS, and R2
Vercel
Deploys and edge runtime
GitHub
Source control and pull requests
Playwright
End-to-end browser tests
Next.js
App Router framework
Tailwind
Utility-first styling
shadcn/ui
Composable UI primitives
Pipelines
Declare the workflow. Agents do the rest.
A pipeline is a DAG of agents. Describe the nodes and edges in config; the scheduler fans out parallel branches, waits on joins, and retries on its own.
Observability
Every step, visible in real time.
Every agent streams events as work happens. Follow the run line by line, or scrub back through the history — the system keeps going either way.
- Server-sent events, one line at a time
- Per-agent timeline with timestamps
- Replayable from any point in the run
- Warnings surface without drowning the log
Voice
Talk to your team of agents.
Speak to the crew the way you'd speak to a teammate. Multilingual, turn-by-turn, with local Kokoro TTS for common languages and a cloud fallback when you need a rarer one.
- You
How's the checkout-v2 pipeline doing?
- Nimbus
Eight of nine tasks landed. Eval flagged INP on /checkout — frontend already deferred analytics and it's down to 142ms.
- You
Great. Push a preview when it's ready.
- Nimbus
Infra's deploying now. I'll ping you with the URL.
- Turn-by-turn conversation, not keyword commands
- Eight languages via local TTS, more via cloud
- Per-device input and output control
- Hands-free while you keep working
DevNimbus
The friendly front door.
DevNimbus is the chat layer on top of the harness — it remembers context across sessions, nudges you when work lands, and explains what's happening in plain language.
- Persistent memory across sessions
- Proactive updates when tasks finish
- Plain-language answers, jargon on request
- One place to ask questions and kick off work
DevNimbus
Front door for the harness
Did the mobile build go out?
Yes — preview promoted at 14:02. Eval scored a11y 98, perf 96.
Set up a walkthrough for tomorrow with the design crew.
Done. Calendar invite sent to four people, agenda attached.
Anything I should look at before EOD?
AF-17 is sliding past ETA. Want me to reassign or extend?
Contact
Want to see it running on your project?
Send a short note about what you're building. We'll set up a walkthrough on a repo of yours, or demo one of ours. No sales pitch — just the system.
hello@studio306.nl
- A 20-minute walkthrough
- Sample pipelines you can adapt
- Answers from the team that built it