Foundary Studio: Conversational product development
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Foundary
A product studio for conversational product development. Foundary lets teams design, build, and ship products through natural conversation — turning dialogue into working software.
How It Works
Foundary treats conversation as the primary interface for product development. Instead of jumping between specs, tickets, and code, teams describe what they want in plain language and Foundary translates that into running services, APIs, and interfaces.
Repository Structure
├── services/ # Backend services (APIs, core logic)
├── packages/ # Shared libraries and utilities
├── workers/ # Background jobs and async processors
├── docs/ # Documentation and architecture decisions
├── Dockerfile # Container build
└── .woodpecker.yml # CI/CD pipeline
Getting Started
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Clone the repository:
git clone https://git.threesix.ai/jordan/foundary-test-1770771180.git cd foundary-test-1770771180 -
Build:
docker build -t foundary . -
Run locally:
docker run -p 8080:8080 foundary
Deployment
Pushes to main trigger automatic deployment via Woodpecker CI:
- Build Docker image
- Push to registry (
registry.threesix.ai) - Update Kubernetes deployment
Live at: https://hd6uptqm.threesix.ai
Resources
- Live site: https://hd6uptqm.threesix.ai
- Git repository: https://git.threesix.ai/jordan/foundary-test-1770771180.git