Coming in the future

Beta

SuperRepo is in the beta phase of development and may not be available on your enrollment. Functionality may change during active development.

SuperRepo is where the Foundry developer experience is heading. The capabilities on this page are in active development, are not available yet, and may change.

Questions and feedback

For any questions about SuperRepo, create a post in the Palantir Developer Community ↗ using the superrepo tag ↗. Posts also help the team prioritize which of the capabilities on this page to build first.

Functions

Function support is expanding beyond TypeScript v2 functions. Python functions are next: you will be able to define, test, and deploy Python alongside your TypeScript functions in the same repository, using the same preview and deployment workflow. The remaining capabilities in this section follow from that foundation.

Beyond additional languages, functions are gaining reach in two directions. An agent engine and Agent SDK will let you define custom pro-code agents that interact with your Ontology, bringing agent development into the same repository as the domain model those agents operate on. External source support will let your SuperRepo functions call APIs outside the Palantir platform, so integrations no longer need to live in a separate component.

Platform coverage

Beyond functions, the set of components a SuperRepo can declare will grow to cover more of the platform.

Automate is among the additions in progress: pro-code automations defined natively against your Ontology-as-code and Ontology SDK definitions, so that the triggers and effects acting on your objects are versioned and deployed alongside the objects themselves. Data pipeline support is also planned, which would bring the transformation layer that produces your object data into the same repository and release cycle as the Ontology it backs.

For the components you can declare today, review Core concepts and Advanced workflows. The FAQ covers capabilities that a SuperRepo does not yet support.