Governance-native AI development.
The only system that makes AI agents safer as they get more autonomous.
Skills are commoditized. Every plugin gives you agents and commands. Only Forge gives you governance: drift detection that catches agents going off-spec, CRUCIBLE auditing that exposes hollow tests, blocking security guards that prevent dangerous operations, and shared memory that crosses sessions. 9 of 12 capabilities exist nowhere else.
claude plugin marketplace add nxtg-ai/forge-plugin && claude plugin install forgeThe Last Mile Problem
Why AI Code Compiles But Doesn't Ship
The illusion of correctness: code that looks polished but conceals serious flaws.
45% have security flaws
Nearly half of all AI-generated code contains security vulnerabilities. Not edge cases. Documented across multiple research studies.
86% fail XSS defense
AI-generated code is 2.74x more likely to introduce cross-site scripting. The AI can explain XSS perfectly. It just doesn't enforce the defense.
The Kafka handler story
An AI-generated event handler passed unit tests and integration tests. Under production traffic, it failed. The tests never simulated the load patterns production actually generated.
Knowledge amnesia
Claude refactors your auth module. Codex updates tests against the pre-refactor interface. Both save. Tests fail. Neither tool knows the other exists.
The illusion of correctness
Code that compiles. Tests that pass. A polished surface that conceals vulnerabilities. Developers using AI were 19% slower but convinced they were faster.
One Product
Three Depths
Start where it hurts. Go deeper when you're ready.
Forge Plugin
Zero-dependency governance for Claude Code.
- -4 blocking security guards: prevent rm -rf, .env access, eval() injection, SQL injection
- -33 specialized agents: builder, guardian, planner, detective, security, testing, and 27 more
- -23 slash commands: /forge:feature, /forge:status, /forge:gap-analysis, /forge:test, and 19 more
- -33 knowledge skills that auto-load based on context: architecture, security, testing, coding standards
- -13 governance hooks: 4 blocking PreToolUse security guards + 9 advisory governance checks
"I built this with Claude over the weekend and it passed a security review."
30 seconds to install. Nothing to configure.
+ Forge Orchestrator
Production-grade multi-tool coordination.
- -File locking across AI tools: prevents simultaneous edit conflicts at the Rust level
- -Knowledge flywheel: captures decisions, patterns, and learnings from every session
- -Plan generation from specs: forge plan --generate turns a spec into a task board
- -Multi-AI support: Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI through a single state file
- -TUI dashboard with live agent panes, health scores, drift detection
- -Headless autonomous mode: forge run for CI/CD pipelines
"We run three AI tools on the same repo and nothing steps on anything."
One binary. 4MB. 365 tests. Zero runtime dependencies.
+ Forge Dashboard
The Portfolio Architect's lens.
- -Real-time governance dashboard: health score A/B/C/D/F with 8 quality checks
- -Agent activity feed: watch 33 agents coordinate in real-time
- -Infinity Terminal: survives browser close, network drops, server restarts
- -Multi-device access: phone, tablet, remote machine. Sessions never die.
"I can see every AI agent working across every repo from my phone."
58 React components. 4,165 tests. 87% coverage.
The Builder
Built by a Portfolio Architect
Asif Waliuddin has spent 23 years as a Portfolio Architect: building automation frameworks, governance systems, and team cultures for enterprise-scale programs. The coordination failures he watched happen with human teams (knowledge lost in handoffs, conflicting decisions, governance enforced after the fact) are exactly the failures that appear when you run multiple AI tools without coordination infrastructure.
The lineage is direct. Spreadsheets in the dot-com era. Access databases for rule encoding. Power Automate for workflow automation. Each era, the same goal: encode coordination into systems so teams can focus on building.
Every feature in Forge maps to a specific failure mode. File locking exists because teams lose days to conflicting edits. The knowledge flywheel exists because decisions evaporate between sprints. Governance hooks exist because quality checks happen at audit time instead of during the work.
Forge is the AI-native chapter of a 23-year automation lineage. Not a framework built by an engineer who read about coordination. Coordination infrastructure built by someone who has lived it.
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