Fabrica turns many parallel Claude Code windows into one supervised software team: it pulls tickets, writes code in isolated git worktrees, and ships through a hardened pre-merge -> auto-merge -> canary-deploy pipeline -- with almost no human in the loop, and a guardrail on every keystroke.
Every part degrades open, is git-synced from one source of truth, and answers to a single kill-switch. Nothing here is built-but-unwired.
Type kf and you are in Claude Code on ultracode, with team config
(commands, hooks, governance) force-synced from origin/main on every launch.
A degrade-open hook orchestrator: a sub-50ms secret-literal scan on the hot path, full rule evaluation in a sidecar, coaching on violations, and a pre-ship diff gate. Never blocks an edit on its own failure.
status, health, dispatch, drain,
rollback, safemode, new-app. One Node script, zero
npm install, that shells out to the real primitives instead of reimplementing them.
An OTP-style supervision tree: cascade-orchestrator drives PRs green, ticket-dispatcher fans out work, claim-reapers free crashed agents, host-keeper reclaims disk. Heartbeats, per-daemon caps, a tamper-evident audit chain, and B2 WAL-shipping DR.
A 10x10 AppSpec schema drives /new-app: an Opus interview, a 10-agent helper
pool per checkpoint, cross-field invariants, and a scaffold wired to ClickUp epics on the
way out.
The only surface a human touches: @bug / @feature in Slack,
severity inferred from the words, posted to the filer, back as a ClickUp link in-thread --
then the fleet takes it from there.
Fabrica optimizes for how little a human had to fix the AI's work -- the line-delta between the agent's PR and the human-corrected merge, per PR. Not raw volume. Not token cost. A PR only reaches Done at 24h if no correction commit and no throughput regression followed it.
Worktree isolation so agents never collide. A STOP-list no prompt can talk its way past. Tier-gated permissions enforced by tooling, not honor. Sandboxed dispatch with seccomp. A hash-chained audit trail on every routing decision. And a file-flag kill-switch -- global or per-daemon -- that no environment variable can bypass.
Human and agent engineers earn tiers on a nightly composite score -- promotion is automatic and celebratory, demotion is sticky and rare. Tiers gate permissions; they are never pay, titles, or a review input. The leaderboard is a team pulse, not a ranking to shame anyone.
Fabrica is the platform CCDocs builds on -- including the parallel-lane method that shipped four production workalikes at once, coordinated by the Claude Code Controller.