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Coming soon. Workflows (working name: Blueprints) are in active design. Today’s path for multi-step automation is a combination of Skills, Connectors, and Scheduled Tasks.

What Blueprints will be

A Blueprint is a reusable, multi-step recipe — a sequence of model calls, connector invocations, and conditional branches packaged as a single thing you can trigger by name. Think: “run my Weekly Competitor Brief blueprint” and Foundry executes a 4-step pipeline — crawl, summarize, score, deliver — without you having to re-orchestrate it every time.

Examples we’re prototyping

BlueprintWhat it does
Weekly Competitor BriefCrawl target sites → extract pricing/feature deltas → write a 1-page brief → post to Slack.
Lead EnrichmentFor each new lead → look up the company → score fit → append notes → update CRM.
Content RepurposerTake a long-form article → produce 5 X posts + 1 LinkedIn post + a YouTube short script.

How it’ll differ from Skills + Tasks

  • A Skill is an expertise — a way to behave.
  • A Task is a trigger — when to run.
  • A Blueprint is a plan — multi-step orchestration with branches and parallel steps.

Want early access?

Tell Foundry — “add me to the Blueprints waitlist” — and we’ll loop you in as private beta opens.

Today’s workaround

For multi-step automation right now, stack:
  1. A Skill that codifies the steps as instructions.
  2. The relevant Connectors so the assistant has the tools.
  3. A Scheduled Task to run the prompt on a cadence.
Not as clean as Blueprints will be — but it works.

Skills

Today’s reusable behavior.

Scheduled tasks

Today’s automation trigger.