Agent orchestrator · Orchestrator (Cloud factories)
Warp Factories
Warp Factories is an Orchestrator (Cloud factories) in the 2026 agents.dancingteeth catalog. Eng orgs that want factories-as-code for fleets of Warp/Claude Code/Codex/Cursor agents across tickets-to-PRs, with evals and optional self-hosted VPC.
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Best for
Eng orgs that want factories-as-code for fleets of Warp/Claude Code/Codex/Cursor agents across tickets-to-PRs, with evals and optional self-hosted VPC.
Skip if
You only need Warp Terminal/Agent CLI, Factory.ai Droid agents, or a single local coding harness — this is SDLC fleet infrastructure in closed early access.
Who it fits
- Eng orgs that want factories-as-code for fleets of Warp/Claude Code/Codex/Cursor agents across tickets-to-PRs, with evals and optional self-hosted VPC.
- Builders who start in the browser without a local IDE setup
- Terminal-first engineers who live in the shell and git
Pros
Factories-as-code (`factory.yaml`) for fleets of coding agents across the SDLC — any harness (Warp, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor), any model, Warp cloud or self-hosted VPC; API/CLI/SDK/MCP; evals and observer agents that PR factory config; human checkpoints from Slack/Linear/GitHub.
Cons
Orchestration only (you still bring agent harnesses/models); factory usage billed separately from plan seats; vendor SDLC-automation stats; easy to confuse with Factory.ai Droid agents and with Warp Terminal/Agent CLI; early-access sign-up still shown.
Facts
- Locality:
- Hybrid (local + cloud)
- Surfaces:
- Web, CLI
- Maturity:
- Experimental
- MCP:
- Model Context Protocol support
- Verified:
- Oct 2026
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Frequently asked questions
What is Warp Factories?
- Warp Factories is an Orchestrator (Cloud factories) covered in the agents.dancingteeth 2026 catalog. Factories-as-code (`factory.
Who is Warp Factories best for?
- Eng orgs that want factories-as-code for fleets of Warp/Claude Code/Codex/Cursor agents across tickets-to-PRs, with evals and optional self-hosted VPC.
When should I skip Warp Factories?
- You only need Warp Terminal/Agent CLI, Factory.ai Droid agents, or a single local coding harness — this is SDLC fleet infrastructure in closed early access.
What are the main trade-offs of Warp Factories?
- Pros: Factories-as-code (`factory. Cons: Orchestration only (you still bring agent harnesses/models); factory usage billed separately from plan seats; vendor SDLC-automation stats; easy to confuse with Factory.
Does Warp Factories support AGENTS.md, SKILL.md, or MCP?
- This card lists AGENTS.md as Delegates to agents, SKILL.md as Delegates to agents, and rules/memory as factory.yaml plus agent/automation markdown; run history, evals, and factory-config PRs; wraps underlying harness memory.. Free options: Pay as you go $0 (usage 20% above API rates); Build $20/month (API rates, Claude Code and Codex harnesses); Business $50/user/month (SSO, BYO keys); Enterprise custom; factory usage billed separately; early-access sign-up still shown..
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