Software development
for federal teams
Factory Droids accelerate development for federal agencies and help them deliver better public services. Deploy on your infrastructure, use your approved models, maintain complete control over code and data flows. FedRAMP In Process.
IL4 / IL5 Compliance
FedRAMP In Process
Air-Gap & On-Prem
Complete control over your development environment
Federal workflows require model independence and require customers to own their sensitive data. Factory supports flexible deployment options, including fully air-gapped deployments that inherit IL4/IL5 compliance standards.
FedRAMP In Process
Air-Gap for IL4/IL5
Bring your own models
Use approved models from trusted sources
Connect Droids to self-hosted open-source models, government cloud LLM endpoints, or approved commercial providers. Factory is model-agnostic.
Model configuration docsFlexible deployment
Deploy where your security requires
Choose the deployment model that matches your security boundary and connectivity requirements: Cloud, Hybrid, On-premises, and Air-gapped.
Privacy and data flowsIndustry-grade security and compliance
Factory provides the controls federal teams need to adopt AI software development responsibly. FedRAMP In Process.
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Data flow control
Define exactly where code and prompts can flow. Block sensitive patterns before they leave your environment. Integrate with your DLP systems for additional protection.
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Deterministic agent controls
Command allow/deny lists give you explicit control over what Droids can execute. Block dangerous operations at the policy level, not through hope.
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Complete audit trail
Every file read, command executed, and code change is logged with user identity and context. Export to your SIEM for unified security monitoring.
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Identity integration
SAML/OIDC SSO integration with your identity provider. SCIM provisioning for automated user management. Map your existing groups and roles to Factory permissions.
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US-based open-source models ready for sovereign deployment
Factory supports open-source models deployed in the US. Deploy on your infrastructure with vLLM or TGI, connect to models in AWS GovCloud (US), or connect any model via standard APIs.
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+ Any LLM via OpenAI, Anthropic, or custom endpoints
Accelerate development across federal programs
Factory Droids help federal teams ship faster while keeping the security controls their programs require.
Security
Adopt AI-driven development with strict security controls. Factory enforces data flow rules, command allow/deny lists, and complete audit trails to ensure development operates safely inside federal security boundaries.
Mission Systems
Accelerate development of agency mission systems, case management, and citizen-facing services. Factory helps with complex systems integration and testing.
API and Integration
Build interoperability APIs and integrations across agency and partner systems. Factory helps with API development, testing, and documentation.
Platform Engineering
Create secure development platforms, CI/CD pipelines, and infrastructure automation. Factory helps establish and maintain DevSecOps practices.
Legacy Modernization
Migrate aging federal systems, including COBOL and mainframe code, to modern architectures. Factory analyzes legacy code, generates documentation, and helps with incremental rewrites.
Documentation
Generate and maintain technical documentation that is updated as your codebase changes. Factory helps make legacy codebases easier to review and onboard onto.
Modernize the systems federal services depend on
Federal agencies spend more than $100 billion on IT each year and typically direct about 80% of that spending to operations and maintenance. In 2025, GAO identified 11 critical legacy systems across 10 agencies. Eight use outdated programming languages, seven operate with known cybersecurity vulnerabilities, and four rely on unsupported hardware or software.
Source: GAO-25-107795 →Typical share of federal IT spending used for operations and maintenance
Critical legacy systems identified across 10 agencies
Systems operating with known cybersecurity vulnerabilities
Factory Droids help engineering teams understand, document, test, and incrementally modernize large legacy codebases. Teams can trace dependencies, generate tests and documentation, and refactor older systems while keeping code and data inside approved environments.
Enterprise results
Feature delivery
Migration time
On-call resolution
Enterprise-wide outcomes from Factory deployments, not federal results.
