Customer Stories

Built with Nexus Factory

AllCode uses Nexus Factory to build and maintain its own products. Here is how the factory ships real software across web and mobile codebases.

AllCode Nexus

AllCode Nexus is the governance layer for Claude on Amazon Bedrock: SSO, RBAC, per-user and per-team token budgets, cost attribution, anomaly detection, and compliance audit trails for every Claude interaction across an organization.

AllCode used Nexus Factory to build and iterate on the Nexus product itself, a React management UI backed by Lambda APIs and DynamoDB. Features like the usage dashboard, quota and policy editor, and billing cost-attribution views were shipped as factory pipelines: a requirement in, a reviewed pull request out, with a full audit trail of every change.

React + LambdaStack the factory ships to
PR per featureWith full audit trail

Account Connections

Account Connections spans a web application and a companion mobile app. Keeping two codebases moving in lockstep is exactly the kind of parallel, repetitive work the factory is built for.

AllCode runs Account Connections requirements through Nexus Factory across both the web and mobile repositories. The planner decomposes each requirement into per-repo tasks, coders implement them in parallel in isolated containers, reviewers verify each change independently, and the merger returns clean pull requests, so the team reviews and ships instead of writing boilerplate twice.

2 reposWeb + mobile, in parallel
~4 minTypical ticket-to-PR cycle
"Nexus Factory turns what used to be a sprint of work into a 4-minute pipeline. The team reviews PRs instead of writing boilerplate. It's not about replacing developers, it's about letting them focus on architecture and design."
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