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OpenFoundry
Technical Documentation
Capability-oriented documentation for an open-source operational data platform inspired by the information architecture of Foundry docs.
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OpenFoundry
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Explore capabilities
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Getting started
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Architecture center
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Capability-based structure
Browse docs the same way platform teams think about the product: AI, data connectivity, ontology, developer workflows, analytics, governance, and delivery.
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OpenFoundry-specific mapping
Each section maps the capability model onto the actual services, contracts, SDKs, infra, and frontend modules present in this repository.
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Built in phases
The information architecture is being expanded iteratively, starting with the highest-signal sections such as Ontology building and platform architecture.

Capability Areas

OpenFoundry now organizes its official documentation around these top-level capability areas:

What This Site Covers

This documentation still stays grounded in the repository itself:

  • how platform capabilities map onto services/*, libs/*, apps/web, proto/*, and infra/*
  • how contributors build, test, and ship changes
  • how ontology-centric workflows fit into the current OpenFoundry architecture
  • how docs, contracts, SDKs, and deployment assets are delivered

Recommended Reading Order

  1. Getting started for contributor orientation.
  2. Ontology building for the core platform semantics.
  3. Architecture center for runtime and contract boundaries.
  4. Platform updates for release-facing changes in the docs set.