PairFoundry is a practical resource for developers building with AI coding agents. It focuses on the work around the model: giving an agent accurate repository context, turning an ambiguous request into a usable specification, setting boundaries and permissions, and reviewing the code that comes back.
The site publishes three kinds of material. A free tutorial track explains the foundations of working with coding agents without an email wall. Downloadable prompt and repository-configuration packs provide reusable memory files, skills, commands, hooks, permission policies, staged implementation prompts, review passes, debugging protocols and test-backfill workflows. A maintained tools directory compares AI coding products using information from official documentation and changelogs.
PairFoundry is designed for developers who already use tools such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or GitHub Copilot, as well as teams introducing agents into an existing codebase. The material is versioned as tools change and is explicit about limitations. PairFoundry does not publish invented testimonials, ratings, customer counts or other unverified social proof.
The free material can be read directly on the website. Individual packs are sold as one-time purchases, a bundle combines all current packs, and memberships provide access to the full library while the membership remains active.
