Your software estate in the graph
Extraction across a real slice of your software estate, with every edge carrying its evidence and confidence.
The Forward Deployed motion
A verbatim commitment, not a tagline. In the Findry FDE program an engineer works inside a design partner’s software estate, and every hour they spend there is designed to leave something durable behind: a new extractor, a graph-aware policy, a Blueprint template, a confirmed edge. Services are the fuel; the product is what accretes.
The motion is deliberately not consulting overhead. Each stage feeds the product: what one deployment learns, every future customer inherits, because it lands as an extractor, a policy, or a template rather than a slide.
Onboard a design partner and stand up their software estate in the graph from seeded, local, or cloned repos.
Run extraction across their real code and config, then review graph gaps and low-confidence edges.
Confirm or reject candidate edges. Every human decision appends evidence and transitions status, into the evidence system, never around it.
Turn recurring findings into new extractors, policies, and Blueprint templates: captured expertise that ships to every customer.
Drive real Blueprints through the governed pipeline with the partner, sealing attestations at each step.
Feed FDE notes back as product tasks. What one deployment learns, the product keeps.
North-star metric: autopilot %, the share of changes flowing through governed automation. The FDE program exists to move that number, permanently.
Extraction across a real slice of your software estate, with every edge carrying its evidence and confidence.
Real Blueprints driven through the governed pipeline with your team, each transition sealed into an audit trail you can export.
The extractors, policies, and Blueprint templates codified from your software estate stay yours to reuse, and improve the product for everyone.
We onboard a small number of design partners at a time. The parsers, graph, and governed workflow spine are real; anything simulated is labelled as such.