According to CoinMeta, Warp has launched a factories tool that can string together coding proxies such as Claude Code, Codex, and Warp Agent to automatically handle the development process. Users can set up the process in advance, and when bug occurs, the proxy can automatically identify issues, modify code, conduct tests, and submit PR. Currently, as the number of coding proxies increases, managing task allocation, checking results, and controlling costs has become more complex. Warp's factories is aimed at unifying the handling of these tasks. Similar products are also emerging continuously, such as Spotify's Xirp and Databricks's Omnigent, which also manage permissions, costs, and the operating environment. Warp and factories place even more emphasis on automating the entire development process.