Foundry

Palantir was founded in 2003 by Peter Thiel and others and is a data analytics company.

Palantir's two core product lines are the Gotham platform for intelligence analysis and the Foundry platform for commercial data integration.

Palantir's core products include Palantir Gotham and Foundry, which are closed-source commercial software primarily serving governments and large enterprises.

Palantir primarily served the US government and intelligence agencies in its early days, with products including Gotham and Foundry.

Palantir's core products Gotham and Foundry are not out-of-the-box standardized software, but platforms that require engineers to intervene deeply in customers' business processes for customized configuration.

/auto-mode-setup covers Bedrock, Vertex, Foundry, Claude apps gateway, and sessions with telemetry disabled.

Fab (wafer manufacturing) refers to companies that own wafer manufacturing lines, responsible for turning chip designs into physical wafers, a capital-intensive segment where a single 12-inch production line often requires billions of dollars of investment; Fabless refers to fabless design companies that only do chip design and outsource manufacturing to foundries; Foundry refers to the pure-play foundry model (such as TSMC); IDM refers to the integrated design-and-manufacture model (such as Silan).

Palantir's best-known products include Gotham, aimed at government and defense, and Foundry, aimed at commercial clients.

The endpoint path for Microsoft-Decision-1 on Foundry is <your-foundry-resource-endpoint>/providers/microsoft/v1/systemone, and the model field in the request is filled with the deployment name rather than the model string.

The officially permitted uses of subscription-included API credits include: claude -p or the Agent SDK run directly with an API key, the Claude API and Console Playground; interactive Claude Code (terminal, IDE, desktop, web) as well as Bedrock, Vertex AI and Foundry are not available.

Sample code should use the resource endpoint https://your-resource.services.ai.azure.com rather than the Foundry project endpoint ending in /api/projects/...

Palantir's core product Foundry is designed around the concept of Ontology, defining internal enterprise entities and their relationships as a unified structured semantic graph.

In a Foundry Canvas deployment, azure.yaml is responsible for provisioning the Foundry project and model deployment, while toolbox.yaml serves as a placeholder configuration for connecting the toolbox.

Foundry Hosted Agent provides two independent isolation control mechanisms: user isolation and session isolation.

Foundry session isolation identifies a VM-level isolated sandbox within a managed session, in which code, files, and working state are all persisted.

Claude Code's AGENTS.md compatibility rules can be modified in Config's Project Instructions, but currently do not cover hosted environments such as Bedrock, Vertex, and Foundry.

The server-side classifier default switch applies to Claude API and enterprise users, as well as deployments running on Amazon Bedrock, Google Vertex, Foundry, and various gateways.

The maxEffortLevel configuration covers all API providers, including Bedrock, Vertex, and Foundry.

Bedrock, Vertex, Foundry, and other sessions now explicitly inform Claude when an MCP server connection fails, rather than letting it mistakenly assume the tools do not exist

Fixed credential and authentication header leakage issues on multiple platforms including Bedrock, Vertex, and Foundry, including a problem where residual Anthropic API keys were being sent alongside Foundry subscription key mode requests.