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FeatureFactory

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FeatureFactory vs Sleuth

Sleuth is DORA-first deployment tracking. FeatureFactory includes DORA and adds quality scoring, planning, and a lens on AI-generated code.

The short version

Sleuth is a strong, focused DORA and deployment tracking tool - especially for deploy-to-incident forensics. FeatureFactory covers the same DORA metrics but goes wider: PR quality scoring, an AI-versus-human code lens, and upstream planning that ties each change from intent to shipped outcome.

FeatureFactorySleuth
DORA metrics (deploy frequency, lead time, CFR, MTTR)
Deployment tracking as the core primitiveIncluded
Change failure rate and incident correlation
Deploy-to-incident attributionPartial
PR quality scoring on every change-
AI-generated vs human code lens-
Planning: product plans and acceptance criteria-
Cycle-time breakdown across review stagesBasic
Links code changes back to plan and outcome-
Customer owns all generated IP
Transparent, published pricingContact sales
Works across whatever agents your team uses-

Why teams pick FeatureFactory

DORA, plus a quality lens

FeatureFactory tracks the same DORA metrics Sleuth is known for, then adds PR quality scoring so you can see not just how fast you deploy, but whether the changes going out are sound.

A lens on AI-generated code

As more of your diffs come from Claude Code, Cursor or Copilot, FeatureFactory separates AI from human contributions and grades both - a view deployment tracking alone does not give you.

Planning in the same loop

FeatureFactory generates product plans and acceptance criteria and links them to the shipped change, so measurement starts at intent - not at the moment code hits production.

Developer-led and transparent

Published pricing, your IP, and a plan-to-outcome trail engineers can inspect. FeatureFactory is built to be read by the people writing the code, not just reported upward.

FAQ

Sleuth is a focused, well-built DORA and deployment tracking tool. It excels at instrumenting deploys, correlating them with incidents and change failure rate, and giving teams a clean, deployment-centric view of the four key DORA metrics.

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