Software factory on your hardware, with your subs

You don't write software anymore.

Agents do.

YouDefine the problem.
exabricadoes everything in between.
YouApprove the solution.
See how it works
Runs on your machine with the coding agent subscriptions you already pay for*
  • Claude Code
  • Codex
  • Grok
  • Cursor
  • OpenCode
One working day, two options

Stop babysitting agents.

Chat-style threads force you to embody the process of software development. With exFabrica, you touch each task only twice.

Fifteen nudges per thread, every one a context switch.Two touches per thread. Same seven features shipped.
The 5/90/5 rule

Eleven steps. You do two.

Good software comes from a defined process: design before code, review before testing, acceptance criteria before acceptance tests. You front-load the thinking and back-load the judgment. exFabrica runs the nine steps in between on your behalf.

5%
You

Front-load the thinking: describe what you want.

Discovery
90%
AI, with exFabrica

Nine steps run without you. Nobody asks you to press continue.

Design
Design Doc
Implementation Spec
Build
Implement
Review
Design Polish
Prove
Acceptance Contract
Acceptance Testing
Codify Tests
Pull Request
5%
You

Back-load the judgment: try the change, approve.

Approval
Subscription pools

Bring all your subs. Pool their tokens.

Connect every subscription you have. Each harness pools them into one supply of tokens. When one runs out mid-step, work fails over to the next. If the whole pool is spent, threads pause and resume on their own when it refreshes.

  • Claude Code
    Anthropic
  • Codex
    OpenAI
  • Grok
    xAI
  • Cursor
    Anysphere
  • OpenCode
    OpenCode
In useReadyUsed up, fails over to the nextPool empty, paused until reset
Automatic resume

Quota refreshes. Work resumes.

When a pool runs dry, threads in flight pause with their state intact. exFabrica reads each provider's reset time and picks them back up the moment quota refreshes. No babysitting the five-hour window, no lost progress.

Compute

Bring your own Linux host.

Today, every exFabrica subscription runs on a Linux machine you provide. A managed option, where we host the machine for you, is on the way.

Self-hostedAvailable now

You bring the Linux host; a subscription doesn't include one. Any machine you control will do:

  • A VM in the cloud
    An AWS, Google Cloud or Azure instance you already pay for.
  • A desktop at work
    The spare machine under a desk at the office.
  • Your old gaming PC
    Repurposed to ship software while you sleep.
Needs:Linux on amd64systemdDockerGit
ManagedComing soon

We run the Linux host for you. Same threads, same subscriptions, no machine to set up or keep online.

  • No hardware to buy or maintain
  • Updates and uptime handled by us
  • Still your subscriptions and your repositories
Your data is your own. We will never sell it.
Your code, your keys and your applications stay under your control. Owning the hardware means owning what runs on it.
Web-based interface

A single pane of glass.
Accessible from anywhere.

One powerful dashboard. Start a thread, experience the changes, approve the pull request. Done.

exFabricaLive
Guest checkout with saved addresses
storefrontfeat/guest-checkout#218Open
Ready for approval

Pull request #218 is ready to merge into main.

Pull request

Guests can now check out without creating an account. Addresses they enter are saved to a lightweight address book and offered again on their next visit.

  • What changedNew guest form, address book
  • How it was testedUnit, e2e, live sandbox
  • RisksNone flagged

Change size

+37−5
Source3 files · 62%
Tests and fixtures2 files · 31%
Docs and config1 file · 7%

Acceptance contract

4 / 5
AC1Guest can check out without an accountPass
AC2Saved address is offered on return visitPass
AC3Invalid postcode shows an inline errorPass
AC4Order confirmation email is sentPass
AC5Address book limited to five entriesNot run
Interactive preview. Click around — nothing here is real.
Pricing

Unleash your cognitive potential.
Let agents do the grunt work.

Model usage comes from your own subscriptions. exFabrica charges for how many you connect and how many threads run at once.

Solo
$25/ month
  • 1 subscription from any of the following providers:Claude CodeCodexGrokCursorOpenCode
  • 4 concurrent threads
  • 1 device
Pro
$100/ month
  • 3 subscriptions from any of the following providers:Claude CodeCodexGrokCursorOpenCode
  • 16 concurrent threads
  • 2 devices
Max
$200/ month
  • 10 subscriptions from any of the following providers:Claude CodeCodexGrokCursorOpenCode
  • 64 concurrent threads
  • 10 devices
FAQ

Questions

Why not just use my coding agent CLI directly?

You've already tried that. You're here because you want to accomplish 20 (or more) tasks simultaneously, and 1000x your output (without melting your brain in the process).

Can I have Fable architect, DeepSeek implement and GPT Sol review?

Yes. Assign any harness and model to any step, using the subscriptions you already pay for.

What does this actually save me?

Context switching. Routing every agent by hand turns you into the middleman. Define the problem, approve the solution, and let exFabrica handle everything in between.

But doesn't AI just write slop?

Are you saying humans don't? Because that coworker you once had... No, the real question is how we avoid slop, and the answer is the same for humans and AI: by adhering to a process. exFabrica embodies that process (instead of your brain doing it).