Foundry documentation
Foundry helps you research, plan, design, build and review software. It saves progress and pauses for your approval. Use it with your coding tool or a provider you choose.
Choose your starting point
Section titled “Choose your starting point”| You want to | Start here | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| Work inside your coding tool | OpenCode connection | From source; not in npm 0.5.1 |
| Build from Foundry’s terminal | Install and first project | npm package with a provider you choose |
| Track a change yourself | Existing repositories | Local work and checks |
The current rendered-preview workflow has not had a live-model product trial. Foundry is not yet a standalone coding workspace. See what works today for the available features and missing pieces. Homebrew is not available. Foundry does not publish or deploy your product.
Use Foundry
Section titled “Use Foundry”- Install and build your first project or build inside your coding tool.
- How Foundry works - what Foundry does, what your coding tool does, and what stays under your control.
- Command reference - look up a command when you need it.
You need Node.js 24 or newer and Git. For terminal builds, choose a compatible provider and follow its setup and sign-in instructions.
When you need more detail
Section titled “When you need more detail”- Existing projects and recovery
- Provider setup and custom connectors
- Project settings
- Specialist roles and extra guides
- Security and trust