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Conveyor: an open-source software factory describes itself as: “Conveyor: an open-source software factory”

Stage: Live, no waitlist

What it is

Calls itself “software factory”.

Calls itself: software factory

“Conveyor is a software factory for agent-written code.”

Who it sells to

Sells to businesses and consumers. Built for solo users and teams. Made for operators.

Sells to: businesses and consumers
Company size: solo / indie · teams
Made for: operators

“Getting started (solo) stands up a factory end to end on one machine, and Getting started (multiplayer) covers a shared team server.”

“Human operators confirm the documents, and approve plans when required.”

How it runs

A API. Runs locally and works offline. Offers an API. Open source. AI is the core of the product. You can bring your own API key.

Kind: api
Runs where: on the device, offline
API: yes
Open source: yes
AI role: core to the product
Bring your own key: yes

“…conveyord in Go REST API, dashboard, event log”

“…conveyor worker on your machine supervises your agent CLIs”

What it works with

Names Claude, Codex and 5 more on its pages.

Names: Claude · Codex · GitHub · +4

“Agents such as Codex or Claude”

“Conveyor is a software factory for agent-written code.”

What it offers as proof

Live, no waitlist. Publishes docs.

“…docs -> https://github.com/kidus-tiliksew/conveyor/tree/main/docs”

Sources

Tablif read these pages, last on 12 Oct 2026. Everything above is what the product says about itself; Tablif does not verify every claim.

github.com/kidus-tiliksew/conveyor

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