Foundary

A product studio for conversational product development.

Foundary turns conversations into working software. Describe what you want to build, iterate through dialogue, and ship production-ready products — all driven by natural conversation.

How It Works

1. Converse — Describe your product idea in plain language
2. Refine — Iterate on requirements, design, and architecture through dialogue
3. Build — Foundary generates and assembles the components
4. Ship — Deploy to production with a single push

Repository Structure

foundary/
├── apps/          # Deployable applications (web UI, CLI, etc.)
├── services/      # Backend microservices
├── packages/      # Shared libraries and modules
├── docs/          # Documentation and guides
├── scripts/       # Build, deploy, and development scripts
├── Dockerfile     # Container build
└── .woodpecker.yml # CI/CD pipeline

Directory	Purpose
apps/	User-facing applications and interfaces
services/	Independent backend services
packages/	Shared code — utilities, types, clients
docs/	Architecture decisions, API docs, onboarding guides
scripts/	Automation for local dev, CI, and deployment

Getting Started

# Clone
git clone https://git.threesix.ai/jordan/foundary-1770652398.git
cd foundary-1770652398

# Build
docker build -t foundary .

# Run
docker run -p 8080:8080 foundary

Deployment

Pushes to main trigger automatic deployment via Woodpecker CI:

1. Build Docker image
2. Push to registry (registry.threesix.ai)
3. Update Kubernetes deployment

Live at: https://wmqrefkk.threesix.ai

Contributing

Each services/, apps/, and packages/ subdirectory is independently buildable and testable. See the README in each directory for specific instructions.

Resources

• Live site: https://wmqrefkk.threesig.ai
• Repository: https://git.threesig.ai/jordan/foundary-1770652398.git