Enterprise AI software delivery platform

Not vibe coding.Enterprise coding.

Forge speeds up the whole delivery lifecycle, not just typing: environment, code, review, tests, security and release. Digital workers do the repetitive middle, your people decide, and a knowledge graph maps your estate by itself. On your infrastructure.

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Change #482 · Daily limit for supplier payments

One change, from idea to release

Sandboxready in 1 minute
Codeenterprise coding agent
ReviewClint pre-checks quality
TestsTess writes the missing tests
SecurityVera fixes the findings
Approveyour team decides

Knowledge graph

4 applications affected

Tess · Vera

tests+14

coverage81%

securityclean

Works with the systems you already run

Azure DevOpsGitHubJiraSonarQubeCheckmarxGrafanaElasticOracleSQL ServerPostgreSQLKubernetesMicrosoft TeamsSlack

Read-only connections to start. Nothing to migrate.

The problem

AI made typing faster. Delivery still takes weeks.

Coding assistants help one developer at one keyboard. The rest of the lifecycle still waits in queues, and nobody can say what a change will break.

Days waiting for an environment

Access requests, shared test servers and copied databases hold work back before a single line is written.

Reviews, tests and security in queues

The code is done in hours. Quality checks, missing tests and security findings take the next two weeks.

An inventory nobody trusts

Owners have left, dependencies are guesses, and the spreadsheet was last updated months ago.

One change, from idea to release

From two weeks to one day.

The typing was never the slow part. Forge removes the waiting between the steps.

Without Forge

waiting for access

Code

review queue

manual testing

security queue

release meetings

2 weeks

With Forge

sandbox in 1 min

Code

Clint

Tess

Vera

you approve

1 day

Illustrative scenario. Sandbox time is measured.

How it works

Four steps from your first connection to faster delivery.

01 · Connect

Connect what you already have.

Repositories, boards, pipelines, code quality, databases and monitoring. Read-only to start; nothing changes in your systems.

02 · Map

Sage maps your estate.

The first digital worker reads every repository and builds the inventory: what each application does, who owns it, what it depends on. No forms to fill in.

03 · Deliver

Build and change software, safely.

Developers work in a ready sandbox with an enterprise coding agent. Clint, Tess and Vera handle quality, tests and security. Nothing ships without a person's approval.

04 · Report

See what really happened.

Team output, plan versus reality, drift between documents and code, and delivery metrics, all without anyone writing a report.

forge.yourcompany.com/connect

Connect what you already have.

connected · read-only

RepositoriesGitHub · Azure DevOps

BoardsAzure Boards · Jira

PipelinesAzure Pipelines

Code qualitySonarQube

DatabasesOracle · SQL Server

MonitoringGrafana · Elastic

Sage maps your estate.

last checked 2 min ago

1,284

applications mapped · 96% owners found

Change #482 · Daily limit for supplier payments

Sandbox ready

PaymentLimitService.cs

if (daily + amount > limit.Daily)

return Result.Rejected("daily-limit");

[Fact] void Rejects_over_daily_limit()

Clint: 3 quality issues fixedTess: 14 tests added, coverage 81%Vera: 1 security finding fixedWaiting for your approval

Team ranking · last 90 days

See what really happened.

Checkout94%

Finance platform88%

Logistics81%

Procurement62%

3 gaps: 1 outdated document, 1 unstarted item, 1 piece of unplanned work

Digital workers

Digital coworkers do the repetitive middle. Your people decide.

Each digital worker has one job, works inside your rules and leaves a trail. Your developers spend their time on business logic and approve the rest in minutes.

SageAnalyst

Reads every repository, database and board. Builds the inventory, the knowledge graph and living documentation.

✓ Read-only. Suggestions go to owners for approval.

ClintCode quality

Fixes code quality issues found by your analysis tools, rule by rule, and opens a change for review.

✓ Every change is a pull request your team reviews.

TessUnit tests

Writes the missing tests for the classes your quality gate flags, until coverage reaches your target.

✓ Production code is never touched; only tests are added.

VeraSecurity

Scans for vulnerable packages, secrets and insecure code, then fixes what can be fixed.

✓ Fixes arrive as reviewable changes with the finding attached.

RexDynamic testing

Runs the application in an isolated copy and tests it from the outside, like an attacker would.

✓ Active attacks only with explicit human approval.

Knowledge graph

An inventory and dependency map that builds and checks itself.

Instead of a list someone has to keep updating by hand, Forge maps applications, repositories, owners, databases and external systems, and keeps checking that it is still true.

Impact analysis before you change anything

Pick a table, a package, a service or an external system and see which applications and teams it affects.

Bottlenecks you can see

The systems everyone depends on, the tables many teams write to, and the retired systems still referenced in code.

Before you build it, ask if it exists

New requests are compared with every application and project you already have, in any language.

Impact analysislive

Point at a system to see what it affects

Visibility

Progress reports nobody has to write.

Forge reads the code, the boards and the documents, and tells leadership what each team really delivered, where plans and reality differ, and how delivery is trending. Measured per team, never per person.

What each team shipped this week, in plain language
Plan versus reality, with the reason for each gap
Documentation that drifted from the code
Delivery metrics per team: sprint delivery, cycle time, change failure rate

Team ranking · last 90 days

CheckoutElite3.40

Finance platformStrong3.12

LogisticsStrong2.91

ProcurementFair2.05

Microsoft Teams and Slack

One conversation instead of ten platforms.

No new portal to learn. Ask the knowledge base, or ask for code, from Microsoft Teams or Slack, where your people already work.

# delivery

Ana

Who owns Supplier Portal, and what would a change to its invoice table affect?

Forge

Procurement team owns it. Changing INVOICE_LINES affects 4 applications in 3 teams; Invoice Approval writes to it through PKG_INVOICE.

Ana

Add a daily limit to supplier payments, with tests.

Forge

Done in a sandbox: 1 change, 9 tests added, security check clean. Waiting for your approval.

Forge is typing

Architecture

Your digital workers on top. Your infrastructure below.

Digital workers

SageClintTessVeraRexYour own

Forge platform

Knowledge graphEnterprise coding agentSandboxesModel routingApprovals and policiesAudit trail

Your infrastructure

On-premises KubernetesYour cloudOn-premises modelsCloud models

Security and control

Built for companies that cannot let go of control.

Runs where you decide

On your own servers, in your own cloud, or both. Your code and data stay in your environment.

You choose which model sees what

Mix on-premises and cloud models per task, and keep costs predictable.

A person approves every change

Digital workers propose; your team reviews and approves. Nothing ships on its own.

A complete audit trail

Every action by a person or a digital worker is recorded and can be traced back.

Single sign-on and roles

Secrets kept out of sight

Credentials are managed centrally, masked in logs and never written into analysis output.

Your first step

Every rollout starts with one team.

Day 1

Connect read-only

Repositories, boards and code quality for one area. No changes in your systems.

Week 1

See your map

Sage maps your first 100 applications: owners, dependencies and what each one does.

Week 2

First digital worker

Tess or Clint on one repository, with your team approving every change.

Questions

What CIOs ask us first.

Does our code leave our network?

Not unless you decide it should. Forge runs on your infrastructure, and you choose per task whether an on-premises or a cloud model is used.

Is this another AI coding assistant?

No. Coding assistants speed up typing. Forge covers the whole lifecycle: environments, review, tests, security, release, the inventory and the reporting around them.

Will it replace our developers?

It takes over repetitive and technically required work so your developers can spend their time on business logic. People review and approve everything.

What do you need from us to start?

Read-only access to repositories, boards and code quality for one area, and one team willing to try it. The map is ready in about a week.

How do you measure teams without watching individuals?

All delivery metrics are calculated per team. Person-level activity is not shown, and assignees are only counted, never named.

See it on your own systems

Request a demo or a proof of concept.

A demo takes one hour. A proof of concept runs in your own environment for one week: we map your first 100 applications and your team sees the knowledge graph, the progress report and a digital worker at work.