factory-compat

Factory AI Droid Compatibility

Overview

The agent Markdown format in this repository is fully compatible with Factory AI's custom droid system. AIWG agents are automatically transformed to Factory's native droid format during deployment.

Format Differences

AIWG/Claude Format

---
name: architecture-designer
description: Designs scalable, maintainable system architectures
model: claude-opus-4-7
---

[System prompt...]

Factory Droid Format

---
name: Architecture Designer
description: Designs scalable, maintainable system architectures and makes critical technical decisions for software projects
model: claude-opus-4-6
tools: ["Read", "LS", "Grep", "Glob", "Edit", "Create", "Execute"]
---

[System prompt...]

**Key Differences:**

• Factory requires explicit `tools` array
• Factory uses full Claude model identifiers (not shorthand)
• Factory supports both project (`.factory/droids/`) and personal (`~/.factory/droids/`) locations

Models

• **AIWG defaults (Claude shorthand)**:
• reasoning: `opus`
• coding: `sonnet`
• efficiency: `haiku`

• **Factory defaults (full identifiers)**:
• Defined in: `agentic/code/frameworks/sdlc-complete/config/models.json`
• Current defaults (see config file for latest):
• reasoning: Claude Opus (latest stable)
• coding: Claude Sonnet (latest stable)
• efficiency: Claude Haiku (latest stable)

**Model Configuration**:

• Models are loaded from `models.json` configuration file
• Priority: Project `models.json` > User `~/.config/aiwg/models.json` > AIWG defaults
• Users can customize models without editing deployment scripts

Model mapping is automatic during deployment. The deploy script detects the original model type and maps to the appropriate Factory model using the configuration.

Deployment

Use the deployment script to deploy agents for Factory:

# Deploy to current project
aiwg -deploy-agents --provider factory --mode sdlc

# Deploy commands too
aiwg -deploy-commands --provider factory --mode sdlc

# Or deploy everything at once
aiwg -deploy-agents --provider factory --mode both --deploy-commands

Custom Model Mapping

Override model mappings if needed:

aiwg -deploy-agents --provider factory --mode sdlc \
  --reasoning-model claude-opus-4-6 \
  --coding-model claude-sonnet-4-6 \
  --efficiency-model claude-haiku-3-5

Global (Personal) Deployment

Deploy to your personal droids directory for cross-project use:

aiwg -deploy-agents --provider factory --mode sdlc --target ~/.factory

Paths

• **AIWG/Claude**: `.claude/agents/*.md`
• **OpenAI/Codex**: `.codex/agents/*.md`
• **Factory** (project): `.factory/droids/*.md`
• **Factory** (personal): `~/.factory/droids/*.md`

Tools

Factory droids require explicit tool declarations. AIWG **automatically maps Claude Code tools to Factory equivalents** during deployment.

Tool Mapping

**Claude Code → Factory (Anthropic Tools):**

Factory uses Anthropic's tool naming conventions. AIWG maps Claude Code tools to these standard names:

| Claude Code | Factory/Anthropic Equivalent | Notes | |-------------|------------------------------|-------| | `Bash` | `Execute` | Shell command execution | | `Write` | `Create`, `Edit` | File creation and modification | | `WebFetch` | `FetchUrl`, `WebSearch` | Web content retrieval | | `MultiEdit` | `MultiEdit`, `ApplyPatch` | Multiple file edits and patch application | | `Read`, `Grep`, `Glob`, `LS` | Same names | Already Anthropic tools |

**Note:** Factory respects Anthropic's tool naming, so all mapped tools use standard Anthropic tool IDs.

Automatic Tool Enhancements

**Orchestration agents** automatically receive additional tools:

• **Task** - Invoke other droids as subagents
• **TodoWrite** - Track progress and coordinate work

**Orchestration agents include:**

• executive-orchestrator
• intake-coordinator
• documentation-synthesizer
• project-manager
• deployment-manager
• test-architect
• architecture-designer
• requirements-analyst
• security-architect
• technical-writer

Example Transformation

**Original (Claude Code):**

---
name: Architecture Designer
description: Designs scalable, maintainable system architectures
model: claude-opus-4-7
tools: Bash, Glob, Grep, MultiEdit, Read, WebFetch, Write
---

**Deployed (Factory):**

---
name: Architecture Designer
description: Designs scalable, maintainable system architectures
model: claude-opus-4-6
tools: ["ApplyPatch", "Create", "Edit", "Execute", "FetchUrl", "Glob", "Grep", "MultiEdit", "Read", "Task", "TodoWrite", "WebSearch"]
---

**Changes:**

• ✅ `Bash` → `Execute` (Anthropic tool)
• ✅ `Write` → `Create` + `Edit` (Anthropic tools)
• ✅ `WebFetch` → `FetchUrl` + `WebSearch` (Anthropic tools)
• ✅ `MultiEdit` → `MultiEdit` + `ApplyPatch` (Anthropic tools)
• ✅ Added `Task` (Factory tool for invoking subagents)
• ✅ Added `TodoWrite` (Anthropic tool for progress tracking)

Customizing Tools Post-Deployment

You can further restrict tools after deployment:

# Edit a droid
code .factory/droids/architecture-designer.md

# Modify tools array in frontmatter
tools: ["Read", "LS", "Grep", "Glob", "Edit", "Create"]  # Removed Execute

**Common tool restrictions:**

• **Read-only droids**: `["Read", "LS", "Grep", "Glob"]`
• **Documentation droids**: `["Read", "LS", "Grep", "Glob", "Edit", "Create", "ApplyPatch"]`
• **Code modification droids**: `["Read", "LS", "Grep", "Glob", "Edit", "Create", "MultiEdit", "ApplyPatch", "Execute"]`
• **Orchestration droids**: `["Read", "LS", "Grep", "Glob", "Edit", "Create", "MultiEdit", "ApplyPatch", "Execute", "Task", "TodoWrite"]`
• **Full access droids**: `["Read", "LS", "Grep", "Glob", "Edit", "Create", "MultiEdit", "ApplyPatch", "Execute", "Task", "TodoWrite", "WebSearch", "FetchUrl"]`

**All tools are Anthropic standard tools**, ensuring compatibility across Factory and other Anthropic-based platforms.

Using Factory Droids