Coforge Limited (NSE: COFORGE), an AI-focused engineering services company, has introduced its Autonomous Software Factory (ASF), an operating model designed to coordinate and govern artificial intelligence agents across the software development lifecycle. The company said the model addresses the growing need for enterprises to manage AI agents at scale as software development moves beyond the initial use of coding assistants and experimental AI tools. According to Coforge, the key challenge is increasingly the coordination, governance and oversight of agents performing different engineering tasks.
The Autonomous Software Factory provides a structured framework for agent orchestration, execution, governance and human supervision. Within secure execution environments, specialised AI agents can work on coding, testing, validation, code review and quality assurance in parallel.
The approach is intended to make AI-enabled software engineering more consistent and scalable while retaining enterprise controls for security, compliance and quality. Coforge said organisations adopting AI-generated software would need to reconsider their engineering processes, governance frameworks and quality management practices.
Vic Gupta, Executive Vice President at Coforge, said software development was entering a phase in which generating code was becoming easier, while coordinating and governing AI agents would be a major source of competitive advantage. He said the Autonomous Software Factory was designed to help organisations manage AI agents across the software lifecycle and establish a repeatable operating model for enterprise-scale software delivery.
The new model forms part of Coforge’s broader strategy to operationalise enterprise autonomy. Under this approach, intelligent systems increasingly perform operational tasks, while human teams focus on architecture, governance, strategic decisions and business outcomes.
By enabling multiple specialised agents to perform engineering activities in parallel, ASF aims to support faster development cycles and improve the consistency of software delivery. The framework also addresses the need to maintain oversight as AI systems take on a larger role in producing software and related engineering outputs.
Coforge said the model combines automated execution with human supervision and enterprise-grade controls. This is intended to help businesses move from isolated AI experiments towards structured implementation across software development programmes. The company’s approach places emphasis on trusted AI, secure operating environments and measurable business outcomes. Coforge works with AI agents and specialised engineering teams through hybrid, pod-based delivery units, combining technology capabilities with industry expertise.
The launch comes as enterprises assess how to incorporate AI into software engineering without compromising quality, compliance or operational accountability. Coforge expects agent orchestration to become an important part of how organisations manage increasingly complex software development processes.
Coforge is an AI-focused engineering services company that combines artificial intelligence with specialised industry knowledge to develop technology solutions for enterprises. Its services include AI-enabled engineering, digital transformation and autonomous enterprise solutions. The company focuses on secure, governed AI systems and outcome-oriented delivery models designed to improve productivity, reduce operating costs and support business performance.
