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A workspace per product. A team inside it doing the work.

Foundry is not a dashboard over work that humans do elsewhere. The agents do the work, and the workspace is where you watch it happen, inspect it and decide what needs deciding.

Inside the product

Every product gets a workspace, and the workspace shows the work.

Not a dashboard of charts. A view of what the team did, what it is doing, what is blocked, and what is waiting on you.

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Customer Ordering Platform

Stage: BUILD · Release 1.4

Release progress68%

Working now

  • FEImplement checkoutWorking
  • BELightspeed POS integrationBlocked
  • QAGuest checkout regressionWorking
  • LEADPayment provider decisionWaiting for you
  • GROWTHLaunch planWorking

Ask Foundry

YOU

“Add a referral system before launch.”

LEADProduct Lead analysed the request and opened discovery

5 work items created and assigned

  • PMReferral mechanics and reward model
  • DESIGNReferral flow and share surfaces
  • BECode issuance and attribution API
  • QAAcceptance criteria and fraud cases
  • GROWTHLaunch messaging for referrals

The reward value is a spend commitment, so it will come back to you as a decision before anything is built against it.

Needs your decision

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Foundry recommends Paystack for the Nigerian launch.

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Latest activity

  • Foundry started the guest checkout regression sweep

    Running 28 acceptance tests against staging build 1.4.0.

    7 Sept, 06:41 · AI QA Engineer

  • Foundry built the checkout payment step

    Implemented the payment step against the provider-agnostic contract. Two acceptance criteria still failing.

    7 Sept, 06:38 · AI Frontend Engineer

  • Foundry drafted order status notification requirements

    Three notification points identified from support themes: accepted, preparing, ready.

    7 Sept, 06:20 · AI Product Manager

Open the demo workspace

Conversation is a command surface — what you ask for becomes assigned work with an audit trail.

Multi-agent collaboration

Agents assign work to each other.

This is what separates a product team from a set of assistants. An engineer that needs something blocks and asks for it. QA sends work back when it does not meet the criteria. Nobody marks their own homework.

Work item

Password reset

Release 1.4Owner Product ManagerShipped
  1. PMProduct ManagerASSIGN

    Password reset implementation

    6 acceptance criteria, including a 30 minute link expiry

  2. FEFrontend EngineerBLOCKEDRequest → Backend

    Reset endpoint missing

    Blocked itself rather than stubbing a contract that does not exist

  3. BEBackend EngineerCOMPLETEReturn → Frontend

    Reset endpoint created

    Single-use tokens, rate limited. Contract published

  4. FEFrontend EngineerCOMPLETEHandoff → QA

    4 screens integrated

  5. QAQA EngineerFAILEDReturn → Backend

    Token expiry test failed

    A token issued 45 minutes ago still authenticated

  6. BEBackend EngineerFIXED

    Expiry now evaluated server-side

    Cause was the client clock

  7. QAQA EngineerVERIFIED

    12 of 12 tests passed

  8. LEADProduct LeadESCALATE

    Release ready — needs your approval

  9. YOUYouAPPROVE

    Approved production deployment

  10. OPSDevOps EngineerDEPLOYED

    Release 1.4 live

Every handover is a structured operation against a shared work item — ASSIGN, REQUEST, RETURN, ESCALATE — not a message in a chat window. That is what makes the work inspectable afterwards.

Why Foundry is different

The unit of automation is not the line of code. It is the product team.

Plenty of tools make a developer faster. Foundry is aimed one level up — at the work a product organisation does, and at who is accountable for it.

AI coding tools

Help a developer write code.

The developer still owns the problem, the plan, the design, the testing and the release.

Foundry

Take responsibility for the product work.

Including every part of it that is not code.

AI chat assistants

Answer a question and return text.

What happens next is entirely on you.

Foundry

Turn a request into assigned work.

Carried to a verified result by the agent that owns it.

Software agencies

People you brief, contract and wait on.

Capacity is headcount, and the knowledge leaves when the engagement does.

Foundry

Software you operate.

The context stays in your workspace and the work is auditable while it happens.

Project management tools

Track the work that humans do.

A record of the work, not the worker.

Foundry

Do the work.

The tracking is a by-product of the team doing it.

Business outcomes

What changes when the team is the unit of automation.

Foundry is new, and we are not going to quote you savings percentages or customer counts we do not have. Here is what the operating model actually changes.

01

Less coordination overhead

The handovers that normally need a standup, a ticket and three follow-ups happen between agents, against a shared work item.

02

Faster product execution

Design does not wait on a review slot. Frontend does not wait on a sprint boundary to get an endpoint.

03

More product capacity

Workstreams you shelved because nobody had the bandwidth become work you can actually start.

04

Continuous progress

The team does not stop between your working hours, and picks up where it left off with its context intact.

05

Clear accountability

Every work item has one owning agent, one requesting agent, and a record of who moved it and why.

06

Controlled autonomy

Foundry acts where you have granted authority and stops where you have not. There is no implicit escalation.

Start with one product

Tell Foundry what your business needs.

Create a workspace, describe the product, and watch the team pick it up. You approve what matters; Foundry handles the rest.

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