Forge is an agent that closes issues, not just autocompletes. Assign it a bug, a flaky test or a dependency bump — it writes the code, runs the suite, and opens a clean PR.
// no card · sandboxed · you review before merge
Forge runs in a sandboxed clone of your repo, follows your conventions, and hands you back something you’d actually merge.
Tag Forge on a GitHub or Linear ticket, or just describe the bug. It reads the repo to understand context.
It plans a fix, edits across files, and follows your existing patterns, lint rules and conventions.
Forge runs your suite, iterates until green, and writes new tests to cover what it changed.
You get a scoped, reviewable pull request with a clear description — ready to merge or comment on.
Reproduces the failure, traces the root cause, and ships the minimal correct fix — with a regression test.
Fills coverage gaps with real tests that assert behavior, not just line counts. Passes CI before you look.
Upgrades packages, reads the changelog, migrates breaking changes, and proves it with a green build.
Refactors dead code, splits god-files and untangles types — in small PRs that are actually reviewable.
Every change is scoped, described and linked to the issue. No 4,000-line drops you can't reason about.
Runs in an isolated sandbox, never force-pushes to main, and waits for your approval before merge.
“We pointed Forge at our stale-issue label overnight. Woke up to nine green PRs — each scoped, tested, and small enough to review with coffee.”
We’re onboarding a small group of teams. Drop your email and we’ll send an invite with setup docs.