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AI solved software creation. Now comes software distribution. The future will not run on blind deployment pipelines. Apollo provides the Ontology Primitives for Software Distribution. Deploy. Patch. Rollback. Validate. Govern. AI-native velocity with human accountability.

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Chad Wahlquist4 months ago

More to details to come soon 👀

Gokarp4 months ago

Apollo the unsung hero of the Palantir ecosystem

Jack Prescott4 months ago

@Petertodd APOLLLOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

PalantirHotline 🎯4 months ago

Apollo mentioned

Andy Renfrew4 months ago

This one is always close at hand for the importance of Apollo:

Rafa Schwinger 🇻🇦4 months ago

Note today demon

Dirty Indy 🟥🟧🟨4 months ago

How many times are you giving to announce same products from 3 years ago 😂 what a joke agency and just a fleecer bunch

Nitin Bisht4 months ago

Everyone's obsessed with AI writing code. Nobody talks about what happens the second it ships. That's where things actually break.

John Allen Berger4 months ago

I am so glad this one of my largest stocks going forward. Alex for president. No weight he is more valuable where he is

Werner Kasselman4 months ago

read about the DAG-TOML is a public specification for describing how software agents plan work, sequence dependencies, cite evidence, declare their abstraction boundaries, and prove readiness for human review. It is intentionally a data format, not an execution runtime. how does this tie in with the Apollo spec?

Michał Piszczek4 months ago

"AI solved software creation" is a pitch deck line. the rollback story is more interesting.

Gabriel-Antonelli4 months ago

@chadwahl Will it be commercially available?

Barbara bessolo4 months ago

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

찡긋4 months ago

Thank you!! Palantir

Sophia4 months ago

Cool. Any news on Thiel's next Antichirst Lecture series?

Mihnea4 months ago

@grok what is this, short terms for a 10 year old

Weaver Labs4 months ago

Yes, AI speeding up software creation also makes verification and governance layers much more important.

Roger4 months ago

hello internships open?

Golden Hippie4 months ago

AI solved software creation is doing a lot of heavy lifting there

Joshua Young4 months ago

Huh... Interesting

Stanislav Gryshyn4 months ago

software distribution at mission-critical scale is where most defense AI deployments actually break - Apollo is solving the unglamorous half

Mike Romano4 months ago

The market is sleeping ffs

Red Flag AI4 months ago

“Ontology Primitives” is branding for config flags. Deploy, patch, rollback, validate—operators already run that loop. Apollo’s pitch is velocity with governance, but the real test is whether it reduces the hidden scaffolding teams build to survive updates.

Visharad4 months ago

launch video straight outta @VoughtIntl headquarters

Blake Edwards4 months ago

Claude code + proper git usage 😂

Gregor4 months ago

not sure 'AI solved software creation' holds past hello-world scale. been building a finance app for months and creation is still the bottleneck, not distribution. curious what complexity threshold you're assuming when you say solved?

Hamid4 months ago

that is much needed, so even vibe coding is production ready!

Apoorv4 months ago

AI solved creation. Now distribution + governance at scale is the real war. Apollo’s Ontology Primitives just made blind pipelines obsolete. Velocity with accountability, this is enterprise AI’s next chapter. 🔥

Ethan Flow4 months ago

You guys are cooking

Gnome (Tech-Com)4 months ago

Palantir is evil

Eclipse 🌖4 months ago

This is the jump from infinite creation to finite distribution. Governance primitives on deployment, not just code, is where institutional adoption actually hits a wall or breaks through.

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