Ship more.
Stay lean.
Forge is an AI engineer that picks up well-defined tickets, writes production-quality code, opens pull requests, and iterates on review feedback. Your human engineers stay focused on architecture, complex features, and the work that actually requires creativity.
What Forge does.
Writes Code
Takes scoped tickets and implements them with production-quality code that follows your team's patterns and conventions.
Opens PRs
Creates pull requests with clear descriptions, test coverage, and documentation. Ready for human review from the start.
Iterates
Responds to review feedback, fixes issues, and updates code until the PR meets your team's standards and merges.
Your engineers are stuck on the wrong work.
Every engineering team has a backlog of well-understood work that just needs to get done. CRUD endpoints. Bug fixes. Migrations. Refactors. The tickets are clear, the scope is defined — but they never move because your engineers are busy with the hard stuff.
Meanwhile, that "quick" feature sits in the backlog for months. Technical debt compounds. The gap between what you've planned and what you've shipped keeps growing.
Forge handles the implementable work so your engineers can focus on architecture, system design, and the problems that actually require human judgment.
Work Forge handles well
- → CRUD endpoints and standard API patterns
- → Bug fixes with clear reproduction steps
- → Test coverage for existing functionality
- → Data migrations and schema updates
- → Refactors with well-defined scope
How it works.
Forge integrates with your existing development workflow. It reads from your backlog, writes to your repo, and participates in your review process.
Ticket assignment
Well-scoped tickets are assigned to Forge through your normal workflow — Jira, Linear, GitHub Issues, whatever you use.
Implementation
Forge reads the codebase, understands your patterns, and implements the ticket with tests and documentation.
Pull request
A PR is opened with a clear description of changes, linked to the original ticket. Ready for your team to review.
Review & merge
Your engineers review, leave feedback, and Forge iterates until the code meets your standards and ships.
Production quality, not prototypes.
Forge doesn't write throwaway code. Every PR is built to your team's standards — with tests, documentation, and patterns that match your existing codebase.
We train Forge on your repository, your style guides, and your conventions. The code it writes looks like your code because it learned from your code.
And because every PR goes through your normal review process, nothing ships without human approval. Forge is a contributor, not an autonomous system.
Your patterns, learned
Forge studies your codebase to understand how your team writes code — naming conventions, architecture patterns, error handling styles.
Tests included
Every implementation comes with appropriate test coverage. Unit tests, integration tests, whatever your codebase expects.
Human review required
Nothing merges without your team's approval. Forge participates in code review like any other contributor.
Built for teams with more work than capacity.
Scaling Teams
Ship more without hiring more. Forge handles the implementable work so your existing engineers can focus on leverage.
Platform Teams
Internal tools, developer experience improvements, and infrastructure work that keeps getting deprioritized. Forge gets it done.
Maintenance Mode
Legacy systems that need bug fixes and updates but can't justify dedicated headcount. Forge keeps them healthy.
Tech Debt
Those refactors that have been on the roadmap for years. Forge chips away at them without pulling engineers off feature work.
More output. Same team.
Your backlog isn't going to ship itself. Let Forge handle the implementable work so your engineers can focus on what matters.
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