Factory Factory

Run Claude Code and Codex in parallel, each in an isolated git workspace.

  Turn issues into branches, steer multiple agents, review changes, and keep pull requests moving from one local command center.

Factory Factory is a local workspace manager for AI coding agents. Every
workspace gets its own git worktree and branch, so agents can work on separate
tasks without stepping on each other. The UI brings chat, diffs, files,
terminals, issues, and pull request status together in one place.

Quick start

You will need:

- Node.js 26.12.1+ for the CLI and development (pinned in .node-version); the
  desktop app uses Electron 45.0's bundled Node.js 24.22 runtime
- macOS 13 (Ventura) or newer for the macOS desktop app
- A local git repository
- At least one agent provider:
  - Claude (runtime included), authenticated through the setup terminal in
    Settings or with pnpm dlx factory-factory@latest claude auth login
  - A ChatGPT/Codex account configured for Codex sessions
- The authenticated GitHub CLI for GitHub issues and
  pull requests

Start Factory Factory without installing it:

Factory Factory opens in your browser and stores its database in
~/factory-factory/ by default.

See Settings for IDE commands, default chat models,
and project configuration.

Then:

1. Add a project by selecting a local git repository. If the New Project page
   cannot load your projects, it shows the error and a Retry button. Retry loads
   the list again before showing onboarding or the Add Project form.
2. Create a workspace, or start one from a GitHub or Linear issue.
3. Choose Claude or Codex and start a session.
4. Review the agent's changes, use the integrated terminal when needed, and open
   a pull request.

What it does

- Parallel, isolated work: Each task runs in a dedicated…