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Forge is an autonomous AI coding agent that integrates directly into your engineering workflow. It writes production code, reviews pull requests, refactors legacy modules, and maintains documentation — all without leaving your existing toolchain.
No setup fees. Cancel anytime. Free tier available.
Forge plugs into your existing workflow and handles the work that slows your team down.
Forge watches your issue tracker and generates complete pull requests from natural-language tickets. Branch, commit, test, and open the PR 鈥?no human intervention required.
Static analysis, security auditing, style enforcement, and architectural review on every PR. Forge catches bugs before they reach production and surfaces refactoring opportunities automatically.
Point Forge at any module and request a migration: JavaScript to TypeScript, class components to hooks, monolith to microservice boundaries. It produces safe, reviewable diffs.
Forge analyzes your code paths and generates unit, integration, and edge-case tests. It targets coverage goals you set and maintains your existing test framework and conventions.
Forge reads your codebase and keeps READMEs, API references, and internal wiki pages in sync with every merge. No more stale docs or onboarding friction.
A simple four-step loop that runs alongside your team.
Forge integrates with GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket in under two minutes. It reads your codebase to build a semantic map of your architecture, conventions, and dependencies.
Feed it a ticket, a Slack message, or a natural-language prompt. Forge decomposes the request into subtasks, identifies affected modules, and plans an implementation strategy.
Forge writes code, creates tests, updates documentation, and runs your linter and type checker. If it hits a roadblock, it surfaces the issue in a PR comment rather than guessing.
Forge opens a PR with full context. Your team reviews the diff, requests changes if needed, and merges. Forge learns from every review cycle and gets better over time.
Forge doesn't generate snippets. It ships maintainable, production-grade code that matches your team's standards.
Forge builds a persistent semantic index of your entire repository. It understands module boundaries, data flow, naming conventions, and your existing test patterns. Every generation is informed by how your team actually writes code.
Most AI tools operate on a single file. Forge plans and executes changes across your entire codebase 鈥?adding an API endpoint means creating the route, the controller, the service test, and updating the OpenAPI spec in a single coherent operation.
Forge runs a compiler-grade analysis pipeline before writing a single line. Dead code elimination, type checking, import resolution, and circular-dependency detection happen at plan time, not after the PR is opened.
Forge runs as a step in your existing pipeline. It can gate merges on coverage thresholds, enforce coding standards, and auto-approve dependency bumps that pass all checks. No new infrastructure to manage.
“Forge handles the grunt work that used to consume 40% of our sprint capacity. Our juniors are shipping features that would have taken weeks of senior mentorship. It is like adding three engineers to a five-person team.”
“We run Forge as part of our CI pipeline and it catches issues our old linter and human reviewers missed. The auto-generated migration from our legacy Angular app to React would have taken four months and we did it in six weeks.”
“The documentation feature alone was worth the adoption. Forge keeps our internal wiki synchronized with the codebase automatically. New hires ramp up in days instead of weeks because the docs are always current.”
Start for free. Scale as your team grows.
For small teams exploring AI-assisted development.
For engineering teams that want to ship faster.
For organizations with advanced compliance needs.
Copilot is an IDE autocomplete assistant. Forge is an autonomous agent that works at the project level: it reads your entire codebase, plans multi-file changes, writes tests, updates docs, and opens pull requests. Copilot helps you type faster; Forge does the work for you.
Forge works with any language that has a parser in its ecosystem. First-class support includes TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, Go, Rust, Java, Kotlin, and Ruby. For other languages, Forge operates in a best-effort mode using tree-sitter grammars and language-agnostic analysis.
Forge runs entirely within your infrastructure. On-premise deployments keep all data behind your firewall. For cloud deployments, code is encrypted in transit and at rest, and never used for model training. SOC 2 Type II certification is available for Enterprise customers.
Yes. Forge has first-class monorepo support with Nx, Turborepo, and Bazel. It understands package boundaries, dependency graphs, and build targets within your monorepo structure, ensuring changes respect module isolation and build orchestration.
Most teams are up and running in under 10 minutes. Install the CLI, authenticate with your Git provider, point Forge at your repository, and it starts building its semantic index. Full codebase awareness is ready within an hour for most projects.
Forge runs your existing linter, type checker, and test suite before opening any PR. If tests fail, Forge either fixes the issue or surfaces it in the PR body with a clear explanation. Every change goes through your normal review process — nothing is merged autonomously without your approval.
Join thousands of engineers who trust Forge to handle the work that slows them down. Private beta access is free.
No credit card required. Free tier includes 500 PR reviews per month.