Code Factory v0.9.0: can your green test actually fail?

AI coding gets us to green faster. But a green test is only useful if it can reject a broken outcome.

That is the question behind Code Factory v0.9.0.

For every developer

Start with First Proof. It challenges a declared test with an intentional failure. If the broken path still passes, the result is a visible proof gap—not a false green light.

For teams using agents

Graph Ops turns the handoff into a reviewable path: source → approved obligation → forbidden behavior → gate → test → evidence → decision. The Agent Proof Bridge can inspect supplied handoffs from Junie, Copilot, CodeRabbit, Devin, Eve, Grok Build, or another client. It records local facts; it does not start agents, change code, or approve a release.

For iOS teams: AppForge

Before entering App Review, AppForge organizes user design input, storyboard coverage, iPhone/iPad media, accessibility checks, and a submission dossier. It can expose avoidable gaps before the queue—helping teams avoid repeat-review rework that can otherwise add days. It does not submit an app or guarantee Apple approval.

I built Code Factory after losing time to code that looked finished until real use exposed what the green result had missed. The goal is simple: make the evidence clear while there is still time to act.

What evidence would make you trust an AI-assisted change enough to ship it?