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Mastra Factory

Mastra Factory is an open source software delivery environment that connects persistent coding agents, repository workspaces, and configurable lifecycle stages from issue intake to pull request review.

Code & ITIngesting issues and pull requests from…Executing coding and review tasks with…Configuring rules and governance…Configurable SDLC Stages
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What Is Mastra Factory? Product Overview

What the product does and how it is positioned

Mastra Factory is an open source software delivery environment built to orchestrate and govern agent-assisted engineering workflows across configurable lifecycle stages.

The platform connects repository workspaces and persistent coding agents to automate issue triage, planning, code implementation, and pull request reviews based on user-defined stage rules.

What Can You Use Mastra Factory For?

Source-supported ways to use the product

Configurable Lifecycle Orchestration

Teams set stage rules across intake, triage, planning, building, and review to standardize automated delivery workflows.

Automated Implementation and Code Review

Persistent coding agents operate within connected repository workspaces to complete assigned tasks and review pull requests.

How to Use Mastra Factory

The documented workflow, where available

  1. 1

    Intake

    Ingest incoming issues and pull requests across connected sources into the delivery environment.

  2. 2

    Triage

    Assess and categorize incoming work items according to rules defined for each work type.

  3. 3

    Planning

    Formulate implementation plans and structure technical tasks before code generation begins.

  4. 4

    Building

    Persistent coding agents execute software implementations within dedicated repository workspaces.

  5. 5

    Review

    Perform pull request reviews on completed code implementations against defined lifecycle rules.

  6. 6

    Done

    Mark the work item complete once the implementation successfully passes all stage rules.

Lifecycle Governance and Agent Operations

Mastra Factory structures software delivery across sequential stages covering intake, triage, planning, building, review, and completion. Teams define operational rules at each phase to govern how persistent coding agents execute development work.

Work begins by importing issues and pull requests from connected external sources into repository workspaces. Configured agents then implement changes and carry out code reviews in alignment with governance policies.

  • Sequential lifecycle stages spanning intake, triage, planning, building, review, and completion.
  • Persistent coding agents operating inside repository workspaces to handle implementation and review.
  • Direct ingestion of issues and pull requests from connected developer sources.

What to Test Before Choosing Mastra Factory

Checks to run with your own material and workflow

  • Confirm that your repository workspaces and issue tracking platforms can connect with Mastra Factory.
  • Verify that the configurable lifecycle stages and rules satisfy your team's development governance standards.

Mastra Factory Sources and Last Checked

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Mastra Factory Frequently Asked Questions

Answers based on the source-checked product record

Is Mastra Factory open source?

Yes, Mastra Factory is documented as an open source software delivery environment.

What lifecycle stages does Mastra Factory support?

The platform defines lifecycle stages spanning intake, triage, planning, building, review, and done.

Where can Mastra Factory be deployed?

Mastra Factory can be deployed on the Mastra Platform or set up using the npm package initializer.

What inputs does Mastra Factory take to initiate work?

Mastra Factory takes incoming issues and pull requests from all connected external sources.

What security and enterprise governance options are documented for Mastra?

Documented enterprise security options include single sign-on, SOC 2 documents, role-based access control, and audit logs.

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