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Introducing Software Factory Unified Agent. The Software Factory agent now operates across all modules in the assembly line, rather than one agent per module. Users can move with fluidity retaining their conversation history at each step from requirements, to blueprints, to work orders. Skills and alerts are tagged by... show more

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