Mastra Factory is an open source, agent-powered software delivery environment. It combines persistent coding agents, repository workspaces, issue intake, planning, implementation, and pull request review in a web application you control.
I've been using Mastra for quite a while and even built a software factory on it before they released Factory. I always recommend it because you get everything you need out of the box plus their team and tech is really impressive. Congrats on the launch y'all!
btw @bookercodes and @suhdudeitsabhi are hosting a workshop this Thursday, September 17, at 4 PM UTC. they'll build a Factory, connect it to a real repo, and show how agents move an issue from initial investigation to a reviewed PR.
Big fan of mastra and software factories are the next big thing!
@jvieragarcia thank you, Juan! and you're right, feels like everybody's building software factories now. @Spotify recently launched Xirp. @Mastra's is open source and configurable (view source code). oss ftw!
@samsmallmind thanks for your support, Sam! and looking forward to hearing your thoughts on Factory
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For the last year or so, I’ve been playing with all the factory-like tools out there. Some are easy to use but hard to really shape to your team’s process. These end up being really good bug fixers but not much more. Others are really hard to setup but are great for tackling longer, harder projects. These end up having low adoption. With Factory at @Mastra , I think we’re really hit the sweet spot between easy to setup and easy to customize to your team’s process. We now have a powerful and flexible canvas for collaborative supervisory work with our AI agents. Exciting times.
Mastra Factory is built with all Mastra primitives and is now used to build Mastra itself. We love doing the meta thing! Hope you enjoy the productivity gain like we have!
picture this: @Mastra is an active open-source project, with contributions from the community and maintenance by a core team, 100+ opened issues/week, and 200-250 merged pull requests. the factory automated 25-35% of the PRs and closed 50-60% of the issues in 3 months.
really looking forward to seeing what the community here will build with it.
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Congrats on your launch. Looking forward to checking this out!
@tessak22 Thanks! Let us know if you have questions along the way.
@smthomas3 you got it! 🙌
@tessak22 you're the legend!
@fmerian awwww thanks, friend.
I've been using Mastra for quite a while and even built a software factory on it before they released Factory. I always recommend it because you get everything you need out of the box plus their team and tech is really impressive. Congrats on the launch y'all!
@welldundun On behalf of the team, we really appreciate it 🥹 Thank you Daniel!
@welldundun your words just made the day! please add your review here: producthunt.com/products/mastra/reviews
@welldundun follow-up question: what should @mastra build/improve/fix from your perspective??
This is amazing. Congratulations!! Lets goo!!
@taro_f Thank you Taro-san!
let's gooooooo!
Played with this from very early on. Mastra factory may very well become industry standard. The mastra folks did some real science with this one!
@flyakiet thanks Kiet!
@flyakiet thank you for the continuous support, Kiet! love what you're building at @Superset btw, keep up the great work
Congratulations team Mastra. Looking forward to checking it out.
@ravi_chachra thanks! Let us know if you have any questions or comments along the way.
@ravi_chachra Thank you, Ravi! We cannot wait to see what you build with it.
appreciate your kind words, and looking forward to seeing what you'll build using @Mastra
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if you find a bug or have an idea, open an issue - contributions welcome!
btw @bookercodes and @suhdudeitsabhi are hosting a workshop this Thursday, September 17, at 4 PM UTC. they'll build a Factory, connect it to a real repo, and show how agents move an issue from initial investigation to a reviewed PR.
register here: https://luma.com/mastra-gogz
Big fan of mastra and software factories are the next big thing!
@jvieragarcia thank you, Juan! and you're right, feels like everybody's building software factories now. @Spotify recently launched Xirp. @Mastra's is open source and configurable (view source code). oss ftw!
@jvieragarcia Pleased to hear you've been enjoying Mastra. Excited to hear your feedback on Factory!
@jvieragarcia you can leave a review here btw: producthunt.com/products/mastra/reviews
love the idea of persistent coding agents, intrigued will definitely be checking it out! congrats on the launch 🔥
@samsmallmind Thanks Sam!!
@samsmallmind thanks for your support, Sam! and looking forward to hearing your thoughts on Factory
For the last year or so, I’ve been playing with all the factory-like tools out there. Some are easy to use but hard to really shape to your team’s process. These end up being really good bug fixers but not much more. Others are really hard to setup but are great for tackling longer, harder projects. These end up having low adoption. With Factory at @Mastra , I think we’re really hit the sweet spot between easy to setup and easy to customize to your team’s process. We now have a powerful and flexible canvas for collaborative supervisory work with our AI agents. Exciting times.
@jsumnersmith Very exciting!
@jsumnersmith LFG
Mastra Factory is built with all Mastra primitives and is now used to build Mastra itself. We love doing the meta thing! Hope you enjoy the productivity gain like we have!
@suhdudeitsabhi So meta!
@suhdudeitsabhi spot on!
picture this: @Mastra is an active open-source project, with contributions from the community and maintenance by a core team, 100+ opened issues/week, and 200-250 merged pull requests. the factory automated 25-35% of the PRs and closed 50-60% of the issues in 3 months.
really looking forward to seeing what the community here will build with it.
This is really cool, can't wait to try it out. Extra respect for being open source. Congrats on the launch!
@catalinmpit thank you!
@catalinmpit thanks for the support, Catalin. oss ftw!