Why Lit Factory

How does your team keep up with its coding agentswithout compromising quality?

Coding agents can produce work faster than your team can absorb it. Lit Factory brings people, agents, and tools into a shared working environment so your team can direct, review, and coordinate that work from request through completion.

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More code. The same human attention.

Someone still has to give direction, resolve questions, review results, and make sure the pieces work together. As agent output grows, reviews pile up and decisions wait. That responsibility often lands on the engineers you can least afford to interrupt.

Your engineers keep explaining the same things.

An agent starts with a ticket, but the requirements changed in a conversation. A reviewer catches the mismatch. Now someone has to explain the decision again and send the work back.

Give people and agents the context to get it right.

Lit Factory connects work with the discussions, decisions, and history behind it. People and agents can draw on shared context and trace it to its sources, instead of relying on an engineer to repeat the brief.

Explore shared context

Every agent competes for human attention.

One needs a clarification. Another needs a review. Routine updates bury the decision that actually matters. Your most experienced engineers spend their day switching between them.

Bring people in where their judgment matters.

The Floor connects questions and interruptions to the work and the people responsible. Agents can ask for input, and people can respond with the surrounding context in view, keeping decisions connected to what happens next.

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More output means more to verify.

An agent finishes its task. Your team still has to establish whether the result meets the intent, addresses review feedback, and is ready for the next step. Those checks get harder when the evidence is scattered.

Keep the evidence alongside the work.

Lit Factory brings connected activity, review discussions, and decisions into the same working context. People can inspect what changed and what remains unresolved, then approve, redirect, or hold the work with the reasoning attached.

See how delivery decisions stay connected

Connect the tools and agent clients your team uses, and choose the permissions for each workflow. Your Floor works with the context and actions those connections make available.

People and agents, working together

Take on more.
Keep quality in your hands.

Lit Factory gives your team a shared place to work with agents across the tools you already use. Context stays connected to the task, agents can bring in people when judgment is needed, and decisions stay with the work as it moves forward.

Start with one recurring workflow. Decide what agents can handle and where a person must review or approve. Expand their responsibility as you verify the results, with your team setting the standard for what is ready to ship.

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Is coordination eating the capacity you gained?

Recognize these signs?

Agents produce changes faster than your team can review and integrate them.
Senior engineers repeatedly stop to brief agents, resolve questions, or reconstruct decisions.
You want agents to take on more, but need confidence that reviews and approvals will keep pace.

Start where your team feels the strain.

Choose one workflow where agent output repeatedly waits on people. Identify the context, decisions, and reviews it needs. Use that workflow to evaluate whether Lit Factory helps your team complete the work with less coordination effort and the same quality standards.

Built by the team behind PullFlow

Working on code review with PullFlow brought us close to the human effort behind getting changes shipped. Lit Factory extends that focus to the direction, decisions, and coordination teams need as agents take on more work.

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Put your team's bottleneck
at the center of the demo.

Bring a recent example: a review queue that grew, an agent that needed repeated direction, or a change that came back for rework. We will walk through how Lit Factory could support that workflow, where your team stays involved, and what you would need to measure to judge the result.