● A COMMON FOUNDATION FOR YOUR TOOLS

Keep your
projects
together.

Your project may span several repositories, working copies and tools.

Foundry Core gives the project an identity of its own and a shared way to describe the work around it.

01 / THE FOUNDATION

One project.
A shared context.

You’re launching a website. The code is in a Git repository, research is in Documents, and working reports are somewhere else.

Some of that work should stay outside your code repository and out of its commits.

Create one Foundry Core Project and include what belongs, where it already lives.

PROJECT

Code~/Code/website/

Research~/Documents/Research/

Reports~/Projects/Website/reports/

Included in one Project.
Original locations unchanged.

One Project. Its own identity. Your files stay in place.

02 / THE WHOLE PROJECT

The research. The dataset.
The report you know you saved somewhere.
The handoff for your agent.

Find your stuff.
Repositories, research, reports. Browse what belongs to your Project across its different locations.
Pick up the thread.
Come back tomorrow. Refresh your Project and see what changed since your last saved observation.
Bring your agent along.
Give your agent a starting point that reaches beyond your repos. You choose the Project context to share.

Keep your tools.
Keep the whole Project in view.