Woofun AI reports that Factory has unveiled its 2.0 system, fundamentally shifting its product positioning from a tool for individual programmers to an enterprise-grade 'Software Factory' covering the entire development process. This new iteration aims to unify the software lifecycle—spanning requirements analysis, code development, security testing, deployment, and operational monitoring—to achieve a fully automated development pipeline. For instance, upon receiving bug reports or user feedback, the system autonomously identifies issues, generates repair plans, and deploys fixes after completing coding and security scans.

To address complex enterprise technical and security mandates, Factory 2.0 remains agnostic to specific large models, allowing enterprises to select different base models at various stages or utilize an intelligent router for cost-effective resource allocation. Data control is reinforced through Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) support, on-premises privatization, and physically isolated deployments, ensuring sensitive code remains within the intranet while local data facilitates model self-learning. Task scheduling is tiered, with routine modifications handled by Droid intelligence and complex, multi-day projects managed by the 'Missions' system for multi-agent parallel resolution. The platform is currently operational in production environments at NVIDIA, Adobe, Palo Alto Networks, Ernst & Young, Wipro, and Adyen.