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Build what your agent can do.
Define tools, compose workflows, test and run them. MCP servers, REST APIs, and CLI commands in one config, one UI, one audit log.
Factorly is a local runtime for agent tool chains. It manages tool calls, injects credentials from an encrypted vault, enforces governance rules, and logs everything. Your agent sees workflows, tools, and data. Secrets stay secret.
Install
Install with your package manager of choice:
brew install factorly-dev/tap/factorly # or: npm install -g factorly # or: pip install factorly # or: go install github.com/factorly-dev/factorly@latest
Quick Start
Then, define your tools, secure your credentials, and sync with your agent:
# 1. Configure your tools or install a blueprint (41 services: GitHub, Slack, Stripe, Linear, Gmail, ...) factorly init factorly blueprint install github # 2. Store your credentials in the encrypted vault factorly vault set GITHUB_TOKEN ghp_xxxxxxxxxxxx # 3. Connect to your agent (auto-detects Claude Code, Cursor, Codex) factorly sync # 3. Optional, start the UI factorly ui
Your agent connects to Factorly as a single MCP server or CLI and sees every tool you've configured. Credentials never leave the vault.
What It Does
Define — one config, every protocol, 40+ blueprints included
Test — Try tools in the UI, see the response, iterate before giving your agent access
Compose — workflows with per-step policies, deterministic sequences
Govern — vault, policies, audit log. Built in, not bolted on.
┌────────────┐ ┌────────────┐ ┌────────────┐
│ │ │ │ │ │
│ Your Agent │──────▶│ Factorly │──────▶│ Your Tools │
│ │ │ │ │ │
└────────────┘ └────────────┘ └────────────┘
Sees: Vault REST APIs
- tool names Governance CLI commands
- workflows Audit log MCP servers
- data Rate limits
Never sees:
- API keys
- tokens
- credentials
Docs
- Getting Started
- Configuration
- CLI Reference
- Web UI
- Workflows
- Expressions
- Output Filters
- Blueprints
- Vault
- OAuth
- Logging
- OpenAPI Import
- Examples
