AI made your team faster — and less predictable. Forge brings your process into every AI session and augments it, inside the tools you already use.
One line in your AI tool. Forge runs your team’s review and hands back findings you can act on.
Your team already has conventions, skills, and review practices. Each new AI session starts without them, so the result depends on who is prompting. Your rules still guide the code. Forge guides the steps around it, the same way every time.
Your standards stay in the doc.
Your architecture and conventions live in docs and in people’s heads. Every session starts without them.
With ForgeEach step is briefed with your requirements, architecture, and standards before the AI starts.
Your checks depend on the prompter.
Test planning, review, the security pass — each happens only if someone remembers to ask for it.
With ForgeThey run as explicit steps, using the skills you already have, and pause where you decided a person signs off.
Your record stops at the session.
What was decided, what was checked, what was skipped — it stays in a transcript nobody reads.
With ForgeResults are written to Jira, Linear, or Notion as the run goes, or handed to you to paste when nothing is connected.
Google’s DORA research puts it this way — AI “magnifies the strengths of high-performing organizations and the dysfunctions of struggling ones.”
A workflow is your team’s path for one piece of work: plan it, build it, review it, ship it. Forge runs it as steps inside your AI tool, and four things happen on every run, whichever workflow you picked.
Define it once — every tool below inherits your standards.
Every workflow ends with something you can use, recorded on the ticket. Three of them, with illustrative results: a review, a plan, and a release.
Illustrative results. Each run follows the workflow your team enabled and pauses where you configured an approval.
Use any of the built-in workflows in the session you are already in, with the context you have built.
Start on your own with a free account. Guided setup helps you choose a workflow for the work in front of you.
Start with one workflow, then shape the rest around how your team ships. Setup reads your tickets in Jira, Linear, or Notion and your code, maps where AI already does the work, and recommends the workflows that fit, with a reason for each.
Illustration from a sample org. Yours is drawn from your own tickets and code.
A workflow is the path one piece of work takes. Every step arrives briefed with your standards, runs on the model it needs, and stops for a person exactly where you decide. Set it once for the organization, or tailor it for one team.
Nine steps, two handed to a bigger model, four decisions put back to you, three comments left on the ticket.
See all built-in workflows→Every step of a workflow carries a tier — fast, balanced, or capable — but switching models isn't free, so Forge only moves when it actually pays off. Start on a balanced model, like Sonnet for Claude Code, and let Token Intelligence show you where the money goes.
Token Intelligence — compare estimated usage by tool, model, workflow, and ticket. Estimates use recorded tokens and published model rates.
Forge reads the usage Claude Code and Codex already record, with no proxy between your tools and the model. Cursor usage is currently unmeasured. Shown with sample data.
Model delegation is available in Claude Code and Codex. Token measurement covers Claude Code and supported Codex versions; Cursor usage is currently unmeasured.
Workflow results are recorded on the ticket and show up in the dashboard, stage by stage. One record tells leaders what shipped and auditors what happened.
| Work Item | Title | Total Time | Time by Stage | Status | Last Active |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ENG-412 |
User onboarding flow redesign
test-driven-development
|
1h 25m
|
Development | Just now | |
|
Jun 10, 02:21 AM
Planning
4m
Fetch Work Item
Jun 10, 11:43 PM
Other
2m
Status Report
Jun 11, 10:12 PM
Planning
3m
Update Work Item
Jun 11, 10:16 PM
Other
<1m
Resolve Work Item
Jun 11, 10:22 PM
Design
15m
Architecture Scan , Architecture Discussion
Jun 11, 10:34 PM
Other
<1m
Session Feedback
Jun 11, 11:36 PM
Planning
29m
Update Work Item , Fetch Work Item , Readiness Check , Epic Story Breakdown , AC Quality Check , Story Review
Jun 12, 09:46 PM
Other
4m
Review Write Back , Notify PM of Changes
Jun 12, 09:50 PM
Development
1m
Check Branch Freshness
Jun 12, 09:54 PM
Planning
3m
Dependency Analysis
Jun 12, 10:00 PM
Design
19m
Change Impact Analysis , Technical Discovery , Define Test Strategy test-driven-development
Total1h 25m
Planning41m
Design34m
Development1m
Other7m
Contributor
john.doe@acme.io
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| ENG-388 |
Self-serve billing & plan management
test-driven-development
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26m
|
Planning | 22h ago | |
| ENG-401 |
Cross-tool token pricing
code-reviewsecurity-review
|
21m
|
Review | 23h ago | |
| ENG-356 |
Refactor notification service
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2m
|
— | 1 day ago | |
| ENG-339 |
API rate limiting & throttling
simplify
|
56m
|
Review | 2 days ago | |
| ENG-318 |
Audit log export to CSV
review
|
14m
|
Review | 6 days ago | |
Illustration with sample data. Yours shows your own team’s runs.
Free for individuals, forever. During beta, everyone gets Team features at no charge. Business follows when you need enterprise security and compliance.
A repeatable process for your own AI work, inside the tools you already use.
Shared workflows and visibility for up to 10 members.
During beta, everyone's on Team — all features free. It's $50 per month once beta ends. No commitment, cancel anytime.
For organizations with broader rollout and support needs.
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Forge runs inside your existing AI tools. Model routing and token measurement depend on the tool. Cost estimates use recorded tokens and published model rates; they may differ from your subscription bill.
A few details before your first workflow. Read all frequently asked questions →
Install Forge in your AI tool, run guided setup, and try your first workflow. Free for individuals; your tools, rules, and skills stay with you.
Forge runs on Forge — every workflow briefed, every step recorded. Built with Claude Code, Codex and Cursor.