software-factory
Rust CLI that turns a team's coding rules into checks that fail when agent-written code breaks them.
Overview
software-factory is an open-source command-line tool written in Rust. It turns a team’s coding rules into checks that fail when code written by an agent breaks them.
It includes about 35 rules across seven layers, plus an evidence gate that re-checks test reports so an agent cannot simply claim its code works. The aim is to make approving agent-written pull requests safer. It is a personal open-source project with no commercial offering.
Features
- Turns team coding rules into automated checks.
- Ships about 35 rules across seven layers.
- Evidence gate re-checks test reports so agents cannot just claim code works.
- Includes Ruby support.
Details
- Company
- software-factory (Nicolas Melo)
- Headquarters
- São Paulo, Brazil
- Category
- Agent orchestration
- Source
- Open source
- Repository
- Commercial offering
- None found
- Topics
- Listed
- October 2026
- Last verified
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