We'll dig into:

• Setting up the factory itself: map the full process end to end, from the moment work arrives to the moment it ships, so the line has defined steps instead of disconnected automations.
• A unified context layer: pull signals from the tools your teams already run into the shared source of truth every agent reasons over: services, owners, dependencies and the standards that apply to each.
• Factory agents for each step: onboard an agent per step with a named owner and a scope of what it can touch, so you can connect the next one without rebuilding the line.
• Human in the loop gates: name which paths carry enough risk to stop for a person, route each one to whoever owns it, and write their decision back before the work moves on.
• Insights and optimization: track what the line ships, how much of it ran without a human, and which step is holding everything up.

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