Vercel just solved the biggest problem with trusting agents to write your code.
yesterday they shipped Foreman - an open-source software factory. 58 stars. Nobody's seen it yet.
The idea?
Instead of one agent writing, reviewing and merging its own work - rubber-stamping its own bugs…
Foreman splits the loop into four stations, each one an agent in its own sandbox. And the reviewer runs on a DIFFERENT model vendor: it never sees the implementer's reasoning, only the pushed branch. The agents can't collude.
The flow is simple:
label an issue "factory" → work enters the line
Classifier → triages it, asks questions if it's vague
Analyst → turns it into a plan with acceptance criteria
Implementer → codes it in a sandbox, runs your repo's own checks
Reviewer → judges the branch against the criteria, can send it back twice
you → get a draft PR. review, mark ready, merge
It also keeps a "factory brain" - durable memory of your repo's quirks that survives across runs. Issue text can't write into it, so nobody prompt-injects your factory.
-> https://github.com/vercel-labs/eve-softw...
MIT. One deploy button. Published by Vercel.
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