.NET 9 & Java 21 · Semantic execution · v2.2.1

From intent to authorized execution.

Foundgine is a programmable semantic execution platform for .NET and Java. It separates what a caller asks for from what the application allows and how that request reaches a physical provider.

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01 · Meaning

Callers express intent.

Applications define entities, fields, relationships and capabilities in a semantic model. Callers do not need to know the storage shape.

02 · Authority

The application stays in control.

Identity and authority come from the host. Foundgine resolves and authorizes every operation before physical execution.

03 · Execution

Providers execute the result.

Planning stays provider-independent until the execution boundary. SQL, InMemory and other integrations handle physical work.

The canonical model

One lifecycle, many callers.

Application code, JSON, GraphQL, MCP and AI tools can enter the same execution path. Retrieval may discover candidates, but it never becomes an authorization path.

Foundgine canonical architecture from caller and intent through semantic modeling, retrieval, resolution, authorization, plan binding, execution IR, provider execution and evidence.

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Featured walkthrough · one request, every layer

“Show me overdue purchase orders from our top supplier in Texas.”

Follow one natural-language request from the caller, through semantic resolution and retrieval, into authorization, plan binding, ExecutionIR, PostgreSQL and evidence.

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Documentation map

Read only what you need.

The public site is the guided path. Each page is intentionally short and points to a deeper page or repository document when you want the implementation details.

The boundary in one sentence
Callers describe what they want. The application defines what exists and what is allowed. Foundgine determines how the authorized meaning executes.

For package selection, see Packages. For the tested application story, see the Supply Chain case study.