Droid 1.0
A model-agnostic coding agent framework released by Factory that by default adopts a script mode for programmatic tool invocation, organizing sequences of operations in batches as code.
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Factory released Droid 1.0, a model-agnostic coding agent framework that makes programmatic tool calling (script mode) the default mechanism.
In the Terminal-Bench 4 test, Droid paired with Claude Opus 5.5 achieved a score of 65.2%.
In the Terminal-Bench 4 test, Droid paired with Claude Opus 5.5 cost $4.73 per passed task.
A single benchmark test and a single model configuration cannot fully verify the universality of Droid 1.0's 'model-agnostic' claim; the data Factory has disclosed so far covers only one test scenario, and cross-model comparison data has not yet been made public.
Droid 1.0 makes script mode the default rather than an option, so users need to actively adapt to a new interaction mental model.
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In the Terminal-Bench 4 test, Droid paired with Claude Opus 5.5 achieved a score of 65.2%.
50%UnverifiedIn the Terminal-Bench 4 test, Droid paired with Claude Opus 5.5 cost $4.73 per passed task.
50%UnverifiedA single benchmark test and a single model configuration cannot fully verify the universality of Droid 1.0's 'model-agnostic' claim; the data Factory has disclosed so far covers only one test scenario, and cross-model comparison data has not yet been made public.
50%UnverifiedDroid 1.0 makes script mode the default rather than an option, so users need to actively adapt to a new interaction mental model.
50%UnverifiedFactory released Droid 1.0, a model-agnostic coding agent framework that makes programmatic tool calling (script mode) the default mechanism.
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