Fabryq provides an industrial-style standard path to build Symfony backends.
Quality by default. Speed by design. One way, enforced.

Symfony is flexible — and that flexibility often leads to drift: different structures, patterns, shortcuts, and growing technical debt.
Fabryq reduces drift by enforcing a single standard path through templates, rules, and automated checks.
Fabryq turns conventions into gates.

• One Way Only — exactly one standard path for structure and modules.
• Removable Apps — every app is self-contained; removing one must not break another.
• No Silent Coupling — data ownership per app; no cross-app ORM relations.
• Core stays clean — infrastructure in the Core, business logic stays in the Apps.

• core — kernel, standards, guardrails (the foundation)
• cli — generator + enforcer (the “One Way” in practice)
• platform — project/app scaffolding and bootstrap setup

Read the Core Guardrails, then use the CLI to scaffold your first app.

The q is a daily reminder of what the standard path is optimized for.

1. Quality
   Quality by default through enforced standards and automated checks.

2. Quick
   Faster delivery by removing boilerplate and decision paralysis.

3. Queue
   One track, one path — like a train on rails: no detours, no shortcuts.

4. Query
   Clean boundaries around data access: resources and use-cases stay decoupled, cross-app access happens via contracts and IDs.

Early stage. Hard rules.
If it’s not standardized, it’s either becoming a standard or a visible, owned exception.