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Mastra Factory

A configurable software delivery factory with agent stages and human review gates.

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Information checked: Sep 12, 2026 ·View sources

Tool details

Type
Autonomous agents
Platforms
Not verified
Free plan
Yes
Open source
Yes
Bring your own key
Yes
Local models
Not verified
Mastra Factory

Overview

Best for

  • Teams automating repeatable issue-to-PR work
  • Developers building a customizable delivery pipeline

Strengths

  • Makes intermediate plans and review stages visible.
  • Allows teams to customize and self-host the delivery workflow.

Limitations & trade-offs

  • Users wanting a zero-setup autocomplete extension
  • Requires model access and repository integration before useful work can run.
  • Self-hosting also means operating authentication, storage, and execution infrastructure.

Get started

npm create factory@latest my-factory

Pricing & usage limits

Official pricing

Free tier available

Mastra Platform Starter$0 / month

Hosted resource allowance includes 24 CPU hours and 100,000 observability events. Model usage and overages are separate.

Mastra Platform Teams$250 / month

Includes 250 CPU hours and 1 million observability events. This is platform pricing, not an all-inclusive agent subscription.

Self-hosted FactoryNo software license fee

Provide and operate your own model access, authentication, storage, and sandbox infrastructure.

Pricing checked: Sep 12, 2026 · Subscription, usage limits, and model costs may be billed separately.

Features & details

Delivery pipeline

  • Issue intake, triage, planning, building, and review stages
  • Configurable workflow and human review gates
  • GitHub integration with optional Linear intake

Deployment choices

  • Generated Factory project you can customize
  • Managed platform resources or self-hosted infrastructure

Turning an issue into a reviewable change

Mastra Factory organizes software delivery as stages with explicit handoffs. A useful input is an issue with reproduction steps, expected behavior, and an acceptance test. That gives the planning and review stages something concrete to judge.

It is a separate product from Factory's Droid agents despite the shared word in their names.

Set up a small delivery pipeline

  1. Create the Factory project outside the repository you want agents to modify, following the Factory documentation.
  2. Connect the target GitHub repository and a supported model provider; connect Linear if it is your intake system.
  3. Configure the workflow and decide which transitions require human review.
  4. Submit a small issue, inspect the plan, and review the resulting diff and test evidence before merging.

The project generator is:

bash
npm create factory@latest my-factory

Choose what you want to operate

A local Factory server can still depend on managed platform services. Fully self-hosted operation requires explicitly replacing those dependencies. Start with one repository and a narrow issue type so you can measure rejected plans, failed tests, and review time before expanding the pipeline.

Model support & data privacy

Privacy & data handling

Data handling depends on the chosen model providers, authentication, database, and sandbox deployment. Running the UI locally alone does not make the whole workflow self-hosted.

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