Features: synthesis

Describe a stack. Get one that is valid.

A language model proposes; the registry decides. Whatever it infers has to pass the same checks as a stack someone wrote by hand.

Illustration: a machinist's tool wall with every tool hanging in its own place, and one bench drawer open under an amber lamp.
Guardrails

How it stays honest

  1. Infer

    Foundry asks a model which resource types the description needs.

  2. Gate the types

    Types outside the registry are rejected and reported, never invented.

  3. Constrain the properties

    Each property must fit the resource type's own schema.

  4. Wire and check

    References are connected and checked for cycles before a single row is written.

  5. Clear and plan

    The stack goes through the governance validator and comes back with a plan already computed.

Synthesis needs a model API key configured on the server. Without one it does not run.

Where it fits

Synthesis produces a stack record and a plan. Nothing is applied until a person or an agent applies it through the usual gates. You can refine a draft with another instruction and start from a template.

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