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Rewrite the front page around what FACTORY is - #32
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Lead with the reusable swarm engine, bring-your-own subscription and self-hosted models. Keep the old pilot record as PILOT_NOTES.md, and replace paths from a local PC in the docs with real links or plain text.
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Rewrites the README so a visitor understands FACTORY at once: a reusable swarm engine you drop into your own app, on the AI subscription you already pay for, on self-hosted models, or on any compatible server.
PILOT_NOTES.md, apart from the path changes below.No code changes. Hard-coded local paths in some test and script files are left as they are.
Local checks (
.github/workflows/public-sdk.yml, from a clean export of 3c3205e):Each run left 0 items in the test temp location. Windows used Node 22.23.3 on the supported 22 line, and Linux covered the exact 22.17.0 minimum.
The README's four code examples were run against the released 0.7.1 package. Launching a worker and creating a GPU server were replaced by stand-ins, so no real worker or paid resource was started.