I work at Factory, but this is just my own thinking, not the official company line. It’s a system for interacting with LLMs in multiple ways to do all the neat

I work at Factory, but this is just my own thinking, not the official company line. It’s a system for interacting with LLMs in multiple ways to do all the neat agenty things you might want to do with them. Find it convenient to work in a web browser with code actions running in a cloud VM? Sure. Prefer to work with a TUI client in your terminal (or from within Emacs, as I was using it today)? You bet. As a headless command line tool that you can use to script up cron jobs or wire into a Slack bot or run in a GitHub action? You can do that. And in each of those situations, you can choose the model you want to use, without separately creating an account with each provider. That’s the gist of it from my perspective as an engineer. There’s more to it than that, but these are the bits that I personally love.