Every project gets its own software factory Damco Software Factory is the platform we deliver your software on. It runs our engineers, coding agents, tests and releases as one loop, from the first plan to production.
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This project's factoryPRDsDecisionsTasksTestsReleasesAgent runsIts memory grows with every run
Coding agents made code faster, not releases The work around the code still moves at human speed
ReviewPull requests pile up
More changes and bigger diffs land on the same few reviewers.
TestingTesting becomes the queue
Agents change code faster than anyone can check it by hand.
ContextEvery agent starts from zero
Architecture, past decisions and product detail get rebuilt task by task.
ConfidenceDone doesn't mean right
A task can pass its checks and still miss a rule the team carries in its head.
Plan, build, verify and ship run as one loop Agents do the volume, and a person signs off at every stage
Planning agent
Start from everything the project already knows
PRDs, past decisions and open tasks load before work starts, so no agent starts cold.
Your product owner approves the plan| Step | Who | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Write the PRD | Product owner | Done |
| Split it into tasks | Planning agent | Agent, done |
| Load past decisions | Planning agent | Agent, done |
| Approve the plan | Tech lead | Done |
MemoryDecisions from 14 earlier tasks loaded before work starts
Coding agents
Agents write the code, in parallel
Claude Code, Codex and Cursor each take a task, and every change comes back as a pull request.
An engineer reviews and signs every change| Task | Agent | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Retry on payment timeout | Claude Code | Pull request open |
| Idempotency key | Codex | Merged |
| Update the API docs | Cursor | Merged |
| Log every retry | Claude Code | Merged |
ReviewEvery change is a pull request an engineer reviews and signs
Test agents
Testing runs inside the loop, not at the end
Builds, tests and browser checks run on every change. Failures are repaired and re-run before anyone looks.
A failing check stops the release| Check | Result | |
|---|---|---|
| Build | Passed | Green |
| Unit tests | 412 passed | Green |
| Browser checks | 18 user flows passed | Green |
| Repairs | 2 failures fixed and re-run | Green |
All greenBefore anyone spent time on it
Release
Released with a person at the gate
Every step is on the record, and production needs a person's approval.
Your tech lead approves each release| Time | What happened |
|---|---|
| 09:42 | Plan approved, 6 steps |
| 09:48 | 3 agents, 41 tool calls |
| 09:52 | Database migration flagged |
| 10:05 | Tech lead approved the release |
GateProduction needs a person's approval
Every project builds its own memory Each run adds to it, so the next task starts further ahead
- PRDs and docsIntent and decisions
- TasksWork and constraints
- TestsQuality signals
- ReleasesWhat changed, and when
- Agent runsActions and outcomes
This project's memory
- RemembersEvery version, and why it changed
- ConnectsWhich decision touched which code
- ListensLogs, tests and feedback as they happen
- LearnsEach run makes the next one better
Bring us one project, and see its factory run
We'll set up its factory with you, and you see the first release in weeks.