Linked specification
Show the original request, acceptance criteria, constraints, and repository context that governed the work.
Coroid Dark Factory
Clear your backlog with a Dark Factory
Coroid turns specifications into verified pull requests with the evidence engineering teams need before they merge: linked specs, implementation notes, tests, review signals, and deploy previews.
Agents run in isolated cloud workspaces
Each PR stays linked to its source specification
External checks can sit beside Coroid review
- Handoff
- Spec-linked PR
- Validation path
- Plan, build, test, review
- Evidence
- Checks attached
Dark Factory ControlRunning
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Spec intake
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Agent work cells
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Verified pull request
Proof before persuasion
Show the artefacts a buyer expects before trusting autonomous code
A high-risk engineering platform should not rely on promises alone. Coroid surfaces the concrete handoff evidence that turns a generated change into a reviewable engineering deliverable.
Reviewable pull request
Show the branch, changed files, implementation summary, and the exact review state a developer receives.
Validation evidence
Attach test output, CI status, preview deployments, scanner results, coverage, visual checks, or E2E results.
Human-ready review notes
Summarise trade-offs, known limits, follow-up work, and independent review signals before asking for a merge.
Example handoff
Backlog item to verified PR
01Linked
Specification
Acceptance criteria, constraints, and repository context are attached to the task.
02Open
Change package
Implementation summary, changed files, and branch status are visible in one place.
03Passing
Test evidence
Tests, scanner output, preview URLs, and CI results are collected as evidence.
04Included
Review notes
Coroid reviewer output and external review signals are prepared for the human reviewer.
Product proof
Real screens from a complete Coroid task
The proof path now follows one concrete task from specification intake through agent execution, QA, review, Git handoff, approval, and the finished product result. The preview-only screenshots are intentionally left out because that workflow is being retired.
01 / Specification
The work starts as a governed task, not an open-ended prompt
This screen shows the new task flow where a user defines title, priority, repository, intent, business value, user stories, and acceptance criteria before agents touch the code.
Original site
The task starts from the existing customer product state.
Light mode result
The completed implementation supports the requested light theme.
Dark mode result
The same implementation keeps the dark theme polished.
Gen Z theme exploration
A 2000s Aero-style direction demonstrates creative visual transformation work.
Mission Control
Autonomous Level 5 means the queue keeps moving
Turn on autonomous execution and Coroid orders ready backlog items, groups related work, runs the plan through specialised phases, and returns reviewed pull requests for approval.
Running now
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Live factory work
Needs attention
16
Human decisions queued
Ready queue
51
Prioritised backlog items
Capacity
1/1
Autonomous run headroom
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Priority queue
Mission Control loads ready work by priority, dependencies, release context, and sprint state.
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Plans and grouped tasks
Related tasks are grouped, scoped, and given implementation plans before code is generated.
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Specialised phases
Architect, developer, QA, and reviewer workstations move each item through a visible delivery path.
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Reviewed pull requests
Autonomous execution keeps processing while completed work waits at a human approval gate.
Built for the work teams keep postponing
Dark Factory is not another autocomplete surface. It is for complete backlog items that need planning, implementation, verification, and a clean handoff.
Product backlog
Turn well-scoped feature requests, UI updates, and integration tasks into reviewable pull requests.
Quality backlog
Add missing tests, clean brittle flows, improve error handling, and reduce recurring support issues.
Migration backlog
Move old patterns forward with small, verifiable changes instead of one risky rewrite.
Operations backlog
Document edge cases, improve observability, tighten CI checks, and keep delivery moving.
Review evidence
Every PR can arrive with proof attached
Coroid connects the pull request to the tools teams already trust: preview deployments, mobile builds, AI review, security scans, coverage, visual checks, and E2E results.
Vercel, Netlify, Cloudflare PagesCodeRabbit, Qodo, Copilot ReviewCodecov, SonarQube, Snyk, SemgrepExpo EAS, Firebase, TestFlight, Play
External preview URLs
Discover PR previews from GitHub, GitLab, Vercel, Netlify, Cloudflare, Render, Railway, Heroku, Fly, and similar platforms.
Independent review signals
Surface external AI reviewers and scanner comments alongside Coroid's own reviewer so humans can compare evidence before merging.
Security and quality reports
Attach coverage, static analysis, dependency risk, visual review, E2E, and performance evidence to task and lane reviews.
Greenfield previews without GitHub
For Coroid-only projects, deploy temporary reviews directly to customer-owned Vercel, Netlify, or Cloudflare Pages accounts.
Professional autonomy, not novelty theatre
Coroid is designed to feel like infrastructure for software delivery: restrained, observable, and accountable.
Cloud-native agents
No local IDE extension or workstation dependency. Agents run in controlled cloud workspaces.
Agents in harmony
Specialised agents coordinate around one specification instead of producing disconnected suggestions.
Verification first
The factory validates against acceptance criteria before the work reaches your review queue.
What teams need to know
What is the Dark Factory?
It is Coroid's Level 5 software production model: cloud agents work from a specification and produce verified pull requests without requiring a developer to supervise every generated line.
How does it protect code quality?
Each task moves through architecture, implementation, QA, and review stages. The specification remains the contract, and the output is checked before handoff.
Do teams need a local setup?
No. Coroid is cloud-based. Your team writes specifications in the browser and receives pull requests from isolated agent environments.
Put the backlog on a production line
Start with one concrete backlog item. If the spec is clear, the Dark Factory can plan it, build it, test it, and hand you a pull request.