Foundry development notebook

Core FOLIO in Foundry: dated progress

This chart follows the expansion beyond the existing Agreements, Licenses, Open Access, Serials, Dashboard, Local KB Admin, ILL, ILL Directory and Service Interaction suite. It is not a complete release manifest or a live health dashboard.

Core FOLIO expansion: 2026-10-28 · compared with 2026-10-25

Core FOLIO expansion tracked under 000134. Pre-existing K-Int suite, shared UI plugins, Foundry Admin and infrastructure are excluded from module counts. Cohorts group logical modules, not processes or complete applications.

  • Hosted adoption verified: 26 backend modules, 6 frontend modules in this expansion.
  • Substrate proof only: 4 backend modules, 2 frontend modules in this expansion.
Module cohortPrevious checkpointThis checkpointCoverage and limits
Source Record Storage
Logical module names
  • mod-source-record-storage
Hosted adoption verified Hosted adoption verified Available in hosted Foundry; SRS was reported in the previous weekly post. SRS API and event integration; not a complete import application.
Native Users and supporting services
Logical module names
  • mod-configuration
  • mod-users
  • mod-permissions
  • mod-tags
  • mod-authtoken
  • mod-login
  • mod-settings
  • mod-password-validator
  • mod-inventory-storage
  • mod-circulation-storage
  • mod-users-bl
  • ui-users
Hosted adoption verified Hosted adoption verified Native Users/Settings and supporting services selected; stable actor and Zitadel retained. Supporting storage and login modules do not mean full Inventory/Circulation or replacement of Zitadel.
Inventory and Search
Logical module names
  • mod-inventory
  • mod-search
  • ui-inventory
Hosted adoption verified Hosted adoption verified Inventory search, 36 sample records, instance details and holdings verified on Snapshot. Inventory Storage is counted under the Users foundation, not again here.
Data Import
Logical module names
  • mod-di-converter-storage
  • mod-source-record-manager
  • mod-data-import
  • mod-entities-links
  • ui-data-import
Workflow qualified locally Hosted adoption verified Available on Snapshot since 26 October; local complete import proof retained. Native bibliographic import; shared plugins and infrastructure excluded from module totals.
QuickMARC
Logical module names
  • mod-quick-marc
  • mod-record-specifications
  • ui-quick-marc
Not yet reported Hosted adoption verified Available on Snapshot since 26 October; native edit/SRS/Inventory/Search qualified locally. Bibliographic editing; native editor later reused by Authorities, not counted twice.
Data Export
Logical module names
  • mod-data-export
  • ui-data-export
Not yet reported Hosted adoption verified Available on Snapshot since 27 October; native export-write proof local, hosted Jobs/Logs/profiles readback. Native export; timers and production-scale qualification remain separate.
Organizations foundation
Logical module names
  • mod-email
  • mod-finance-storage
  • mod-orders-storage
  • mod-organizations-storage
  • mod-organizations
Not yet reported Hosted adoption verified Five backends adopted; 28 October sample-loading recovery verified. Full application remains later. Backend foundation only: not full Organizations, Orders or Finance applications.
MARC Authorities
Logical module names
  • ui-marc-authorities
Not yet reported Hosted adoption verified Search, create-form/cancel and source-file Settings verified on Snapshot; local native edit/CRUD proof retained. Uses existing Entities Links/Search/QuickMARC; Audit/report dependencies remain later.
Calendar, Notes, Templates and Audit
Logical module names
  • mod-calendar
  • mod-notes
  • mod-template-engine
  • mod-audit
  • ui-calendar
  • ui-notes
Not yet reported Substrate proof only Docker/Kubernetes lifecycle/resource proofs pass; combined discovery publication blocked, no end-to-end or hosted claim. Substrate proofs only: combined route publication/workflow incomplete; no hosted adoption.

Dated evidence, not live health. Native timers, scale and whole-application completion are separate. “Hosted” describes the evidence cutoff, not every feature.

What moved since 2026-10-25?

  • Data Import: Available on Snapshot since 26 October; local complete import proof retained. Native bibliographic import; shared plugins and infrastructure excluded from module totals.
  • QuickMARC: Available on Snapshot since 26 October; native edit/SRS/Inventory/Search qualified locally. Bibliographic editing; native editor later reused by Authorities, not counted twice.
  • Data Export: Available on Snapshot since 27 October; native export-write proof local, hosted Jobs/Logs/profiles readback. Native export; timers and production-scale qualification remain separate.
  • Organizations foundation: Five backends adopted; 28 October sample-loading recovery verified. Full application remains later. Backend foundation only: not full Organizations, Orders or Finance applications.
  • MARC Authorities: Search, create-form/cancel and source-file Settings verified on Snapshot; local native edit/CRUD proof retained. Uses existing Entities Links/Search/QuickMARC; Audit/report dependencies remain later.
  • Calendar, Notes, Templates and Audit: Docker/Kubernetes lifecycle/resource proofs pass; combined discovery publication blocked, no end-to-end or hosted claim. Substrate proofs only: combined route publication/workflow incomplete; no hosted adoption.

Snapshot recovered on 28 October; next normal nightly remains pending at this evidence cutoff.

Reporting method

Each weekly post pins dated metadata. A later snapshot records promotions, regressions, limits and evidence without rewriting the previous period. Logical module names are distinct from processes, capabilities and user-facing applications; shared dependencies are listed once. More storage backends do not prove more complete applications.

Snapshots are manually reviewed against the owning delivery receipts, not inferred from a catalogue entry or chat summary. Source evidence references include repository revisions; the downloadable snapshots are selected editorial metadata, not the complete private proof packages.

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