Factory Zero

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Software automated the worker. Agents automate the organization.

The traditional company coordinates humans. The AI-native company coordinates intelligence. Factory Zero is a venture studio built on that shift: it creates, launches and operates companies through a shared network of autonomous agents, and it owns them rather than advising them.

Not a fund. Not an accelerator. Not an agency.

Factory Zero OS runs as five layers. Each function in each layer is an agent.

Every venture inherits the same foundation, so nothing is rebuilt: identity, payments and billing, analytics, deployment, observability, agent orchestration, support, marketing automation, finance, knowledge, security, experimentation and internal tooling are all shared.

Each venture still holds its own brand, product, customers, data boundaries, strategy, economics and P&L.

Kontinuum — an AI composer performing on a deterministic real-time engine. Music written and performed continuously, personalised to the listener, and playable offline. Not a streaming app and not a DAW: a living instrument.

Undercover Rockstars — a clothing house built on one idea: every piece comes as a matched pair. One pattern is cut twice, once for the day and once for the night, so the fit never changes when the room does. Drop 01 is eight pairs, sixteen garments, cut in Bali.

Yoginini — a yoga teacher who can see you. A pose model running on the phone tracks 33 body landmarks and speaks one calm correction at a time; no video ever leaves the device. Real teachers are bookable by the hour alongside it.

Living Brain — a brain for your team that writes its own company wiki and keeps improving it, planned for Slack, coding agents over MCP, and the terminal as one fast Rust binary. Team conversations would become Markdown pages for people, projects, decisions and customers, every fact linked to its source message, with nightly passes that merge duplicates, surface contradictions and refresh stale facts. Open core (Apache-2.0, with a commercial ee/), built in Rust as a Cratefield venture on Cloudflare Workers. Nothing is built yet: the plan is four epics and 38 issues in Livingbrain-wiki/livingbrain, and early access is a waitlist.

Every record's full description, aims and public source links are in the registry.

None of the eighteen is selling yet. Every venture site states its own status plainly and no checkout is open anywhere. autonomy is null across the registry, which renders as an em dash rather than an invented percentage — please do not report any of them as shipped.

The registry lists only what exists. A venture with no public surface does not get a placeholder row.

Every venture needs a backend, and none of them should build one. The parts a company needs to exist are written once, as an open-source harness in Rust. A venture picks the modules it wants, wires them in one file, and ships as a single stateless worker with its own database.

Harness::builder()
    .venture(Venture::new("factory0", "factory0.ventures")
        .cors_origins(["https://factory0.ventures"]))
    .module(EmailSignup::new().double_opt_in(true))
    .module(Waitlist::new()
        .products(["kontinuum", "undercover-rockstars"]))
    .runtime(Cloudflare::new()
        .db("DB")
        .mailer(Resend::from_env())
        .captcha(Turnstile::from_env()))
    .build()?

If a module needs something the runtime cannot provide, or two modules claim the same table, the build fails before anything is deployed. A misconfigured venture cannot reach production.

A first TypeScript attempt at the harness was archived in September 2026 and superseded by the Rust one. Those repositories are kept read-only and named *-ts-archived so nobody builds on them by mistake.

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