What shipped.
Notable changes to the Colony pipeline and the surrounding product surfaces. Updated as work merges — the receipts live at /built-by-colony/.
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Bootstrap templates for Rails, Next.js, and Django
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Public marketing site refresh — orchestration-layer framing
The home page now leads with the category sentence: The orchestration layer for AI coding agents. The receipts band — 1,284 PRs merged, 14m median cycle, $0.91 per merged PR — moved above the problem framing. The primary CTA is
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Cost-cap escalation for subagent spawns
Tightened the cost-cap escalation path so that builders spawning subagents bubble their incremental spend up to the parent issue’s budget in real time, instead of at task close. Inspector now sees the spend trajectory and can escalate to operator before the cap is breached. PR #2843.
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Hybrid tenancy enters private preview
Hybrid tenancy — control plane managed by Colony, worker pools in your VPC — is now in private preview with a small set of design partners. Public preview Q3 2026. Talk to us on the pilot call if you need stricter data residency than Cloud’s regional default provides.
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Operator visibility into stuck issues — `colony why` and the dead-letter queue
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Azure AI Foundry support as a Claude Code provider
Colony now talks to Anthropic models through Azure AI Foundry, for teams whose enterprise procurement already covers Azure model contracts. The worker config picks the provider per agent; the cost ledger reports through the same pass-through pricing. PR #2154.
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36-hour autonomous throughput session — 120+ PRs merged
Between March 31 and April 1, the pipeline merged 120+ PRs on its own repo in a single 36-hour window — Mayor through Marshal, with Inspector running deterministic checks and an LLM review before every merge. The failure modes the session surfaced are now encoded as recovery logic in
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Self-improvement issues — Colony refactoring its own modules
Several large internal modules — the Builder executor (2,547 lines), the Mayor’s coordination logic, the SDK type surface — were decomposed into focused submodules through self-improvement issues the pipeline filed against itself. Surveyor prompts now require call-site verification before concluding an issue has no work to do. PRs #1357, #1408.