Hi, I'm the developer of JavaFactory — a code generation tool that automates Java development using LLMs.
What this solves (that others don't)
Most AI code tools I've tried (like Cursor, Copilot, etc.) produce general-purpose code that's often unusable in real-world projects.
They might write code quickly, but the result is:
- unpredictable,
- hard to maintain,
- and often completely wrong ( not usable ).
So I built something different:
A tool where I can explicitly define patterns and precisely control which classes are referenced.
Yes, it takes some upfront work to define the rules.
But the result?
→ Code that's testable, maintainable, and consistent with your actual architecture.
Demo:
In this demo, 400 lines of Java code (including tests) were generated in 20 seconds.
All tests passed without manual edits.
If you're tired of copy-pasting boilerplate and want AI that respects your structure — give this a try.
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