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One of the great things in building Software Factory at https://t.co/fkfTXgdfXK is that our customers have pulled us into building them some very interesting new features. Like a car, Software Factory was initially designed to work best in “D”. The Factory runs forward - allows teams to collaborate with AI, agents and other humans in a tight loop to build demanding, production grade enterprise software: PRD —> Eng Plan —> Work Orders —> Agents/Code —> Validation But one of our customers asked us to enable Software Factory to run in “R”. So we built it. They wanted to be able to dump massive blocks of legacy code into Software Factory, understand it, understand its dependencies then manipulate/change/improve/deprecate it. The image below is from a massive public company and a critical piece of their user infrastructure. It is millions of lines of code, spanning multiple repos, supported by thousands of outsourced and insourced engineers with change orders taking upwards of 12-18 months (if not more). With the backward pass of Software Factory, we were able to understand this system and make improvements in weeks/months. I think the future of AI code isn’t all just vibe coding. It’s also rewriting the trillions and trillions of lines of legacy code in large, incumbent companies that won’t accept vibe coding as the solution. This is what Software Factory was designed for. If you’re a large enterprise, please be in touch to see how we can help you rebuild decades of old code into snappy, new custom designed software.