Intent on paper, agents on the line, and every merge remembers why.

Conveyor: an open-source software factory

Intent on paper, agents on the line, and every merge remembers why.

Generating code is easier than ever. Checking that the code matches product intent is now the bottleneck, and it is a bottleneck that gets worse as agents get faster: a queue of unsupervised agents can ship more unread code per day than a team can read. A software factory is the answer to this shape of problem. You do not inspect every screw; you fix the process so that inspection happens at the points where mistakes can happen, and you make every unit traceable so that when something is wrong you know what else is affected. Conveyor is a software factory for agent-written code. It queues work from Requirements, System Design documents, and Decisions. Human operators confirm the documents, and approve plans when required. Agents on your machines plan, implement, and review that work.
  • Conveyor: an open-source software factory
  • Conveyor: an open-source software factory
  • Conveyor: an open-source software factory
  • Conveyor: an open-source software factory
  • Conveyor: an open-source software factory

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    Conveyor: an open-source software factory was launched by Kidus Tiliksew in September 1st 2026.

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