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Most documentation rots because it’s expensive to maintain and easy to ignore. Software Factory is documentation-first so teams can describe systems in English and let agents compile that intent into code. It detects drift on every code push and keeps documentation synchronized with reality. Context stays alive. Agents keep... show more

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