Factory v0 turns a selected niche into a working test page.
The operating loop
Decide, build, launch.
Each station does one job. White stations mark the human decisions that control what gets built, what gets published, and what happens next.
Decide
- 01Agent task
Draw niche
Select one premise from a fixed catalog. A product agent drafts the landing page specification and theme; it does no market research.
- 02Human approval
Approve bet
Review the exact copy, names, and constraints. No product infrastructure is created until this specific bet is approved.
Build
- 03Agent task
Create demo
Materialize the approved specification from a fixed template as one isolated source repository and exact versioned commit.
- 04Independent verifier
Verify demo
A separate verifier checks the exact artifact and publication settings. Missing, extra, or changed output is rejected.
Launch
- 05Human approval
Approve test
Approve the exact verified artifact and publication configuration before the test page is published.
- 06Agent task
Run test
Publish the approved artifact privately and confirm that the expected version is live.
- 07Human decision
Choose outcome
Record repeat, change niche, or stop. The decision creates and removes nothing; retirement requires separate approval.
Human governance
People stay in control.
Agents complete specific tasks. People approve the product bet, the verified release, and what happens next.
- Approval 01
- The exact product bet must be approved before it is built.
- Approval 02
- The exact verified release must be approved before publishing.
- Outcome decision
- The final review records what should happen next without changing the test page.
- Separate retirement
- Removal begins with a fresh inspection and human approval, then deletes the exact test page and its source repository, verifies both are gone, and retains the evidence.
Deliberately narrow
The Factory proves the process, not the market.
It creates and checks simple test pages. It does not test customer demand, release a product to customers, or operate a business.
- No market research
- No customer acquisition
- No analytics or forms
- No customer data
- No custom domains
- No staging or production
- No public customer release
- No broad agent authority
Factory v0 closeout
Three working proofs of Factory v0.
Three intentionally basic businesses, three distinct layouts, and one Factory process. Together, they show what v0 could build, verify, and retire.
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