Factory Floor

What it does

Factory Floor is the layer that lets one person run hundreds of scheduled jobs without watching them. It is what keeps our own fleet working at night: it serves the language models every other kit uses, notices the jobs that die quietly, repairs the failure classes it knows, and stays silent unless something truly needs you.

• Local models as a service. Serve an OpenAI-compatible endpoint from one or two GPU boxes behind a least-connection proxy, and run a tool-use test before you switch models, so an upgrade never breaks your agents.
• Watchdogs for the silent failures. Services that are enabled but dead, units that failed, timers that stopped firing, jobs that hang for hours: each has a detector and, where the fix is known, a repair.
• Guards for the machine. Memory, disk and temperature guards pause the heavy jobs before the box falls over, then resume them.
• One email, not a hundred. Alerts are grouped, deduplicated and written for a human: what broke, what was already tried, what you need to do.
• Goals that run in loops. Give a local agent a goal; it works on it round after round in a sandbox, writes a log, checks its own result and stops when you say so.

What is inside