Shape the workspace
Bring the case, source information and next action into one interface designed around the role doing the work.
Wildchild Foundry
Platform previewBuild the applications your work actually needs.
Create the workspaces, review queues and internal tools that make AI useful to your people. Configure and extend them around your processes.
Discuss your use caseWildchild FoundryConceptual product view
Business inputs
01Operator roles and task journeys
02Relay case state and actions
03Alloy source context
FoundrySoftware factory & applications
Connected outcomes
Role-specific applications
Review and approval workspaces
Maintained application releases
Source context Authorized work Verified outcome
Software factory & applications
The employee experience is part of the system.
Make review practical
Show proposed actions beside evidence. Reviewers can correct fields, record decisions and return unclear work for clarification.
Build focused internal apps
Create operational consoles, search tools, intake forms and task views connected to the shared platform.
Reuse a software foundation
Use shared patterns for identity, data access, workflow state and UI so deployments build on a maintained core.
Extend for the business
Add client-specific fields, rules, integrations and views where configuration alone does not meet the need.
Release and maintain
Version changes, test real task journeys and deploy through an agreed release process with a recovery path.
How Foundry fits
Part of one
connected system.
Each capability has a clear role. Together they support the work from its first input through the employee experience and ongoing oversight.
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Foundry in the flow of work.
Step 1 · Observe
Understand the operator and actual task.
Role, case examples and friction points.
Context → decision → verified result
Configured for your business
Shared foundation.
Your operating reality.
The capabilities shown describe the platform direction. During discovery, we confirm the supported components, integrations and controls for your deployment.
Your sources and systems
Select authoritative information and supported interfaces. Define access and the freshness required for the task.
Your rules and responsibilities
Agree permitted actions, reviewers, operating owners and the boundaries of the workflow.
Your acceptance criteria
Test representative cases, exceptions and recovery. Release against agreed evidence, then monitor actual outcomes.
A few useful answers
Before we begin.
Your next step
Bring us something worth figuring out.
A recurring challenge. A process that slows your team down. Let us find a practical starting point.
Discuss your use case