Capabilities

Platform updates

Marketplace

The Marketplace modeling integration is now generally available, enabling users to package containerized executables that encapsulate various functional logic, such as machine learning, forecasting, optimization, physical models, and business rules.

Marketplace Modeling Integration Now Generally Available

Ontology SDK

App Building

Users can now generate long-lived API tokens with restricted capabilities in Developer Console for personal use and CI/CD workflows. The initial capability allows installing SDKs with a scope of artifacts:read-artifacts on both the SDK artifacts repository and the Foundry SDK asset bundle. Access the **Create API Token** dialog in the **Application SDK** settings pages or through the getting started instructions.

API Token Creation in Developer Console

Workshop

Object table title columns are now sortable, allowing users to easily organize and navigate through their data. This update enhances the user experience by providing a more efficient way to sort and manage object tables.

Sortable Object Table Title Columns

The date input behavior has been improved to prevent resetting to the default value when selecting the currently selected date. This change provides a more intuitive user experience and allows users to manually re-select the default value if needed.

Improved Date Input Behavior

Pipeline Builder

Data Integration

Pipeline Builder now previews newly imported media sets with a default sample of five media items, improving performance and reducing computational load. Users can still configure the sample size as needed.

Improved media set preview performance

Time Series

Derived series, now generally available, provides a new way for time series users to save and replicate calculations performed on time series data within their Quiver analysis. Storing derived series as Foundry resources allows the logic to be shareable and linked to the Ontology, enabling derived series to act like raw time series, calculated on demand without needing additional storage or repeated calculations. Review [Derived series documentation](/docs/foundry/time-series/create-derived-series/).

Introducing Derived Series [Beta]

AIP Logic

Model Integration

AIP Logic is a no-code development environment for building, testing, and releasing functions powered by large language models. With AIP Logic, you can build feature-rich AI-powered functions that leverage the Ontology without the complexity typically introduced by development environments and API calls. Using Logic’s intuitive interface, application builders can engineer prompts, test, evaluate and monitor, set up automation, and more. To get started, visit [Getting started](/docs/foundry/logic/overview/) or learn more about [Core concepts](/docs/foundry/logic/concepts/).

Introducing AIP Logic [GA]

Ontology Management

Ontology

Ontology Manager now prevents comparing a singleton value against a list value in action type submission criteria. This improvement ensures that users can only create valid comparisons, such as "is included in" for list values, avoiding impossible states.

Improved action submission criteria comparison

Users can now preview the function code while configuring a function-backed action type in Ontology Manager.

Function Code Preview in Ontology Manager Action Configuration

The [Free-form Analysis Workshop widget](../workshop/widget-free-form-analysis.md) enables users to independently investigate object data with flexibility within the framework of a Workshop application. Now generally available, the widget allows users to benefit from simple path-based analysis interface driven by Quiver's robust suite of features. 




Introducing the Free-form Analysis widget

Hyper Auto

The automatic sync creation feature for HyperAuto V2 pipelines is now generally available, allowing you to select any visible table within your source when configuring a HyperAuto pipeline. In the case where a sync does not already exist, HyperAuto will intelligently create one for you to configure as you wish. [Learn more from Getting started with HyperAuto](/docs/foundry/hyperauto/getting-started/).

Introducing HyperAuto V2 automatic sync creation [GA]

The Marketplace product page now features improved alignment of product images and an enhanced layout.

Improved Product Image Alignment and Layout in Marketplace

Control Panel

Administration

The AIP settings extension is now enabled across all stacks, removing the AIP enablement setting from the **Network egress** tab. 

AIP settings extension is now enabled globally

Users on AWS hosted stacks can now create egress policies to S3 buckets they own in the same region, providing more control over data access. Note that a future update will improve the user experience by providing clear feedback on policy eligibility based on the bucket's region.

Enhanced Egress Policies for AWS Hosted Stacks

Quiver

Analytics

Disables certain time series next actions if input is an enum series and not supported for that feature.

Improved Enum Time Series Next Actions Handling

Users can now generate and export OpenAPI specifications for their Developer Console applications as YAML files. This feature can be accessed through the renamed **SDK Generation** tab, previously known as **Version history**.

Export OpenAPI Specifications in Developer Console

Slate

The Dialog widget now correctly applies dark mode styling to contained platform widgets, ensuring a consistent user experience in dark mode.

Improved Dark Mode Styling for Dialog Widget

The Metric Card widget now supports improved formatting for string values, allowing user IDs to be displayed as full names and resource RIDs as the resource's name. This enhancement provides a more user-friendly experience and aligns with the formatting used in other widgets.

Enhanced Metric Card String Formatting

This update significantly improves the load time of very large embedded modules in Workshop. Users working with large modules will experience load times up to 5 times faster.

Faster Embedded Module Loading for Large Modules

Code Repositories

Foundry's Spark module runtimes have been upgraded to Spark 3.4, providing users with the latest performance and security enhancements. This upgrade applies to all modules greater than the following versions: Python 1.975.0, Java 1.997.0, and SQL 1.861.0. No action is required from users, as modules will be upgraded automatically.

Spark Module Runtimes Upgrade to Spark 3.4

Users can now upload attachments for use as function inputs in Code Repositories, providing a more seamless workflow for using attachments in both Live Preview and published functions. To get started, add a function with an `Attachment` or `Attachment[]` input type and open the **Live Preview** tab to upload your attachments. You can review the documentation on [input and output types available when using functions](/docs/foundry/functions/input-output-types/).

Attachments as Function Inputs in Code Repositories

Introducing a more flexible and customizable rule-based system for configuring pull request approvals in Code Repositories. Users can now specify approvers based on the files modified, making the approval process more efficient and streamlined. Get started by creating a protected branch and editing the policy from the "Branches" tab in your Code Repository settings.

Enhanced Pull Request Approval Policies

Code Repositories now includes a **Format before commit** feature. Users can enable this option to automatically format their code before committing changes to ensure consistent code formatting across the repository and improve code readability.

Format Code Before Commit

Pipeline Builder now allows users to overwrite an existing Foundry dataset with a new dataset output more reliably. Previously, the operation could fail if the corresponding dataset branch was not present, even if a schema on the master branch was available. This update ensures that the schema on the master branch is used as a fallback when the schema is not found elsewhere.

Improved Dataset Overwrite Functionality

Users can now choose to opt out of the automatic normalization of column names when using the bulk rename columns feature in Pipeline Builder. A new toggle has been added, allowing users to use their custom column names directly.

New Bulk Rename Columns Toggle

Users can now effortlessly insert a transform action to the left of single input transforms and outputs in Pipeline Builder. This update streamlines the process of adding new transformations to your data pipeline.

Enhanced Transform Insertion for Single Input Nodes

Pipeline Builder now automatically defaults the value of the similarity function when using an embedded vector column in an object type output property.

Enhanced Embedded Vector Handling in Pipeline Builder

Introducing the ability to control icon rotation in layer styling, allowing users to visualize the direction of moving objects. Icons can be rotated by a fixed amount or controlled per-object by a property, providing a more accurate representation of object orientation.

Icon rotation styling

The warning text in the object type history view has been updated for better clarity. Users will now see a more precise message when viewing the history of object types.

Improved Warning Text in Object Type History

Ontology Manager now handles long action type descriptions more effectively, preventing overflow on the overview page. This update ensures a cleaner and more organized user experience when viewing action types with lengthy descriptions.

Improved action type display

Vertex

Vertex now supports date range aggregation for custom labels on nodes, providing users with more flexibility when organizing and visualizing their data.

Support date range aggregation on extended labels in Vertex

The Vertex widget in Workshop has been upgraded to offer a more dynamic user experience. Now, whenever the Selected Objects variable is updated by another widget, the Vertex widget will automatically refresh. This ensures that users always have the most up-to-date information at their fingertips.

Improved Vertex Widget Experience in Workshop

Multipass

Security

Users can now view CBAC markings in the **Marking access** section of the **User settings**, providing a more comprehensive overview of their access permissions. Headers for each type of marking will appear if both types of markers exist; otherwise, the headers will not be displayed.

Enhanced User Marking Access with CBAC Markings

Projects

For environments that use Classification Based Access Controls (CBAC), CBAC markings associated with a user are now shown in **User settings** under `Marking Access`.

Add CBAC markings to user marking access section

The Marketplace now uses the product's description to populate the Project's description, providing more context for users during installation.

Improved Compass Project Description

Introducing the new `FilterTimeSeriesTransform` in Quiver, which combines the existing `Filter Time Series` and `Filter to time range` features for a more streamlined experience.

Enhanced Time Series Filtering in Quiver

The Slate application now standardizes container widget type checks, ensuring a smoother user experience when creating and managing widgets. This update resolves an issue where widget creation was not working as expected when a non-container widget was selected.

Improved Widget Container Handling

The Workshop application now allows users to configure line wrapping for long property list values. This update maintains the default wrapping behavior for other widgets, but enables wrapping in the property list only when the wrapping values option is enabled. Users can now easily view and interact with various property types.

Configurable line wrapping in property list

Users can now directly output tables as datasets in Pipeline Builder without the need for additional transformations or no-op operations. This simplifies the process of materializing tables in Foundry and enhances the user experience.

Direct Table-to-Dataset Outputs in Pipeline Builder

Modeling

We are excited to announce expanded support for large language model usage in [AIP developer capabilities](/docs/foundry/administration/enable-aip-features/#aip-capabilities-in-foundry), including AIP developer capabilities permission management in Control Panel, language models in Python transforms, language models in functions on objects, and Text to Embeddings board in Pipeline Builder. Review the announcement for details.

Introducing expanded LLM integration for AIP developer capabilities

Users can now lock layers in the Map application, preventing objects or annotations in a locked layer from being selected by a click or box selection on the map. This enhancement provides greater control over layer editing and selection.

Enhanced Layer Locking Feature

Previously, when a change in a dependency was detected in the package.json file (used to pin the versions of all direct and transitive dependencies in Functions repos) in CI, an exception was thrown. This caused the current CI run to be superseded by a second CI run that would apply the changes to the package-lock.json file. Functions repos will now commit any changes to the package-lock.json file at the end of the first CI run, removing a second run. Additionally, we no longer dismiss any Gradle-generated caches that happen on the initial run in order to yield faster checks times overall.

Lockfiles committed from checks no longer require a superseded checks run

For environments using Classification Based Access Controls (CBAC), new security functionality has been implemented to ensure that all output datasets created in Code Repositories have a CBAC marking applied. A new validation check has been added, along with UI components to identify when manual output dataset creation and CBAC marking applying is necessary.

Enabled CBAC dataset creation

The AIP enablement toggle has been moved from the Network Egress Extension to a new AIP Settings extension. This extension will contain a variety of AIP-related settings. Existing restrictions around enabling AIP remain in place - only customer users may enable AIP through Control Panel. Along with the existing AIP enablement toggle, customers may now manage enabling usage of Palantir-provided language models within developer features such as Functions, Transforms, and Logic. Permissions may be granted to all users within the enrollment or only to certain user groups.

Introducing AIP Settings Control Panel Extension

Users can now input multi-line formulas in the Time Series application, with white space preserved for better readability and organization.

Time Series Formula Input Enhancement

Users can now easily copy property list values with a single click, improving the efficiency of working with data from various sources. The new feature adds a clipboard icon that appears to the right of property values on hover, allowing for quick and easy copying.

One-Click Copy for Property List Values

Automate

The Object Monitoring application now features an improved view mode selector in the automation header, providing users with more options to switch between automation edit and view modes. The execution mode selection has been made more visible, and automation condition icons have been consolidated for a better user experience.

Enhanced Automation View and Edit Modes

The **User experience administrator** role in Control Panel will soon include the ability to configure Map configurations, previously managed under the application-specific **Map Admin** role. This change streamlines the administration process for Map configurations.

Map Configuration Role Update

Introducing a new **Requires action log** toggle in Ontology Manager. When enabled, any action that edits the specified object type will require an action log rule, ensuring that all edits to objects of that type are logged for greater visibility and traceability.

Action Log Requiredness Toggle for Ontology Management

The Vertex configuration management is now accessible under the **User experience administrator** role within Control Panel and replaces the previous application-specific **Vertex admin** role.

Vertex Configuration Role Update

Users and groups without contact details can now be set as Project contacts.


Update to contact selection

Users and groups without contact details can now be added as project contacts, improving flexibility in project management. The updated interface displays the appropriate UI for users without an email address and groups without contact details.

Enhanced Project Contact Selection

When viewing a collection and selecting one or more resources, the left sidebar will no longer auto-close.

Auto-close disabled

For environments that use Classification Based Access Controls (CBAC), deprecated markings are no longer shown in CBAC picker dialogs. For legacy resources that use deprecated markings, CBAC picker dialogs do include the selected markings with a warning indicating that they are deprecated and can only be deselected.

Filter deprecated CBAC markings out of CBAC picker

Checkpoints

Data Governance Officers can now manage and review checkpoints for their Organizations. Previously, the Checkpoints Admin role was required for this action, but this role is set to be deprecated shortly. Learn more about organization-scoped [checkpoint configurations](/docs/foundry/checkpoints/configure-checkpoints/#organization-scope) and [checkpoint records](/docs/foundry/checkpoints/review-checkpoint-records/#organization-administrator-review).

Data Governance Officers can now manage and review checkpoints for their organizations.

The Approvals inbox has now been integrated into Control Panel to support Control Panel-related workflows, allowing a seamless and centrally-managed approval request review of your sensitive operations. Starting now, you can review network ingress configuration requests, with additional functionality and workflows in development. Note that from December 4 onward, an approval will be required to enact network ingress changes.

New Approvals tab in Control Panel to manage administrative change requests starting with network ingress changes

For Foundry Enrollments hosted in AWS, administrators can now manage same-region egress policies directly within Contol Panel [Network Egress](/docs/foundry/administration/configure-egress/) configuration in **S3 Bucket Policies** section.


Same Region Egress Policies

Users can now choose from all available generator versions for each package manager, providing more flexibility and control over SDK generation. A new dialog has been introduced for selecting generator versions and specifying which packages to generate, improving the overall user experience.

Enhanced SDK Generator Selection

The `hidden` column property in the Slate table widget now correctly hides the column on the first click, providing a more seamless user experience. This update addresses an issue where hiding a column had inconsistent behavior.

Improved column hiding behavior in Slate table widget

The Workshop editor now displays variable value previews with improved styling, aligning with the style used by variable transformations. String, number, and boolean value types are now color-coded, and string values are enclosed in quotes.

Updated Variable Value Preview Styling

This update enhances the validation process for editing the title and description of pull requests in Code Repositories. Users will now be prevented from applying invalid changes to the title or description of a pull request, ensuring that all pull requests maintain a consistent and valid format.

Enhanced PR Validation for Title and Description Edits

The NPM search endpoint now proxies Artifactory for additional packages that may not be indexed by Foundry search. As a result, users can now easily search for and find NPM packages regardless of whether they are already indexed by Foundry search.

Search and find indexed and non-indexed packages using NPM global search

Installation through the Task Runner is now enabled for TypeScript Functions repositories with functions-typescript template versions of at least `0.523.0`.

To use this feature, search for a package using the **Libraries** tab of your code repository. After selecting a package, the new **Add and install library** option can be selected to automatically install the package using the task runner. This will automatically update both the package.json and package-lock.json files in your repository.

For more information, [read the documentation](https://www.palantir.com/docs/foundry/functions/add-dependencies/index.html).

Installing TypeScript Packages via Task Runner

Foundry now provides helpful suggestions for files to edit when creating a new repository in Code Repositories. This feature aims to streamline the process of setting up a new repository by recommending relevant files to modify.

New Repository Guidance

This update brings several enhancements to the Object Monitoring application. Users can now view failure events from the last 28 days on the landing page, providing better visibility into recent issues. Additionally, more options for deleting automations have been added, making it easier to manage and maintain your workflows. The Actions menu has been reorganized, moving automation options to a separate menu for easier access. Lastly, evaluation latency information has been improved, with clearer wording and added hints for time condition combinations on objects added and removed.

Enhanced Object Monitoring Features

Sensitive Data Scanner

After a scan has completed, you can now [reverse match actions](/docs/foundry/sensitive-data-scanner/create-a-sensitive-data-scan/#reversing-match-actions) applied by the scan and select [**additional match actions**](/docs/foundry/sensitive-data-scanner/create-a-sensitive-data-scan/#applying-additional-match-actions) to apply.

Match actions can be reversed and/or executed after a scan has run in Sensitive Data Scanner

Workshop application builders can now build reusable application components using Embedded Module widgets, now generally available. This new capability unlocks a powerful composition primitive that enhances the maintainability and reusability of use cases.

Embedded modules now GA

SAP connector

Palantir Foundry Connector 2.0 for SAP Applications add-on v2.29.0 (SP29) is now available to download from within Foundry.

Palantir Foundry Connector 2.0 for SAP Applications add-on v2.29.0 (SP29) is now available

We have optimized the resource registration process by redirecting all requests to a single node, resulting in significantly reduced latency and a more efficient user experience.

Improved Resource Registration Latency

Resource Management

Users can now group projects by labels in the Resource Management application, allowing for easier analysis and organization of projects.

Project Labels for Resource Management

You can now search across Quiver card descriptions in addition to titles by using the Quiver card omnibar plugin. Descriptions are highlighted whenever there is an exact query match in the description and no exact match in the card title.

Omnibar Card Description Search

The Release Notes widget is now enabled on the Code Repository homepage, providing users with easy access to the latest updates and enhancements.

Release Notes Widget Enabled on Authoring Landing Screen

The Pipeline Builder's unknown error dialog has been improved to display a more readable error message, while still allowing users to view the entire error and wrap lines. The copy to clipboard option now copies the displayed content in the code block.

Enhanced Unknown Error Dialog

Enable inline edits for property lists, allowing users to edit properties directly within the list for a more efficient and seamless experience.

Enhanced Property List Editing

The Ontology Manager now provides additional safeguards by preventing users from deleting all edits on an Object type with an "Active" status in Object Storage V2. This ensures data integrity and reduces the risk of accidental data loss.

Enhanced safety for deleting edits in Ontology Manager

Workshop's PDF Viewer widget is now generally available, featuring keyword search capabilities with text highlighting and auto-scroll on match. This enhancement improves PDF workflows through manual or variable-based inputs.

New PDF Viewer Widget with Keyword Search

Administrators can now define groups that should be excluded from Foundry platform access on the **Application Access** page. Users in these groups will only have access to consumer-facing applications built in Slate or Workshop. Learn more about [configuring Foundry platform access controls](/docs/foundry/administration/configure-application-access/) in the documentation.

Enhanced Foundry Platform Access Control

Issues

Users can now directly ask AIP Assist about filed issues in the AIP Assist sidebar with just a single click. Previously, asking a question required the creation of a separate dialog.

Move functionality to ask AIP Assist about question of a filed issue

Contour

Visualization boards can now be collapsed to free up path space and improve performance for large paths. To collapse a board, select the **Hide board contents** option in the top right of the board. All transforms that the board applies to the path will be kept but any visualizations will be hidden.

Board collapse

In the histogram, grid, and pivot table boards, when selecting a timestamp column to aggregate, the default timezone in the selector now matches the user's local timezone. This enhancement provides a more intuitive experience for users working with timestamp data.

Local Timezone Default for Timestamp Aggregation

Quiver now offers improved time series transforms with parameterizable inputs, units support, unit override, and unit conversion. These features apply to time series transforms used both natively and in the transform table, providing a more flexible and efficient user experience.

Enhanced Time Series Transforms

Added support for custom time series node editor tabs to time series transforms with the addition of a new `PlotWithTimeSeriesNodeEditor`. Additionally, the editor functions to consolidate the editors of all plots that share this interface (enum and bucketed). Previously, custom time series node editor tabs were not displayed on the editors of time series transforms due to the rendered check. 

Plot With Time Series Node Editor

When generating documentation for the Typescript OSDK, there is now a section on working with Attachments if the relevant ontology object types, actions, and functions include any [attachment properties](https://www.palantir.com/docs/foundry/api/ontology-resources/attachments/attachment-basics/).

Include Attachments documention in developer console

New layout templates for pages are now available in Workshop! On creation of a new page, 5 new pre-styled layout options will be available for selection including a details, grid, inbox, overview, and settings view. Layout options may be previewed prior to selection by hovering over their respective icons. 

Page Templates

Label contents for object-backed layers can now be [configured from the styling panel](/docs/foundry/map/styling/#labels-and-tooltips), which is more discoverable and consistent with the rest of object layer styling. 

Release notes

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