Coding agents changed how individuals write code. Most teams still use them one session at a time: a task per chat, a few terminals open, and an engineer moving between them to prompt, wait, review and approve. Output scales with how many agents one person can keep track of.

Software factories get past that limit. Agents work continuously and in parallel, and people step in at a few points placed by design. A factory is an architecture, and every architecture is a set of trade-offs across quality, cost, speed and risk. In this workshop you’ll learn how software factories work from the inside and how to design one around what your team values, so it ships whole features and systems.