Thu 10 Sep · 17:00 CEST · onlineCommunity Town Hall: the roadmap, the three colours, and a live provisioning demoAgenda and registration →
Colors

Community town hall · online · free

One hour with the people who build Colors.

From a single host to a Kubernetes cluster, and from Vultr or Hetzner to AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud. Where the SDK stands after the rebrand, how the three colours fit together, an agent provisioning a production stack in front of you, the proposals on the roadmap, and the maintainers taking your questions.

Register on LumaFree and open. Luma emails the video link to everyone registered before the session starts.
# The event, as desired state
profile: community-town-hall
when: 2026-09-10T17:00:00+02:00
duration: 1h
where: online   # link issued on Luma
price: 0
register: https://luma.com/ci9bek4c

agenda:
  - state-of-colors
  - three-colours-one-model
  - live-demo
  - roadmap-and-proposals
  - open-q-and-a

Thursday, 10 September 2026

  • 17:00Berlin CEST
  • 16:00London BST
  • 15:00UTC
  • 11:00New York EDT
  • 08:00San Francisco PDT

Agenda

In running order. Each key is an item in the block above.

state-of-colors
State of Colors

What changed since the rebrand, the engine milestones that landed, and how a Package Skill is put together today: one desired-state file, a dry-run boundary, OpenTofu and Ansible you can read, and acceptance gates that prove the deployment rather than assume it.

three-colours-one-model
Three colours, one model

How red (TypeScript/Bun), green (Clojure/Babashka) and blue (Python/uv) render byte-identical artifacts from the same colors.yml, and why parity is a test in every package rather than a promise in a README.

live-demo
Live demo

An agent provisioning an analytics and application stack from scratch, on a real cloud account: build, dry-run, converge, and the acceptance gates that decide whether it was actually green.

roadmap-and-proposals
Roadmap and proposals

Multi-cloud package standards, single-node architectures, and where CI fits in. These are proposals, not commitments, and the point of putting them in front of you is to hear what is missing.

open-q-and-a
Open Q&A

Questions, feature proposals and deployment edge cases, straight to the maintainers.

Who it is for

  • Platform and DevOps engineers who want a deployment model an agent can drive without a model ever touching a server.
  • Clojure, TypeScript and Python engineers building their own Package Skills, or porting one to another colour.
  • Contributors to packages, Context Skills and documentation, and anyone deciding whether to become one.

Before you come

The demo assumes nothing, but the questions are better when the vocabulary is shared. Ten minutes on what a Package Skill is, a look through the Skills Catalog, and the two most recent field reports, The Converge Passed in 614 Milliseconds and The Cluster Was Fine, cover what the maintainers will take for granted.

Bring the deployment you could not get to converge. Edge cases are the most useful thing you can put in front of the people who wrote the gates.

Afterwards

The recording and the slides will be posted on this page. Future sessions are announced on the Colors calendar on Luma and in Discord.