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Forge brings rigorous, adversarial architectural planning and reliable step-by-step execution to AI-assisted development. It works with Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, or directly via API — the provider is pluggable.

How It Works

Planning — Two independent AI architects design competing solutions. Adversarial critics tear each design apart. Refiners address the critiques. A judge synthesizes the best elements into a final plan. The result: plans that have been stress-tested before a single line of code is written.

Execution — A deterministic pipeline runs your plan through configurable steps (code, build, lint, test, review, PR) with evidence-based validation at each stage. State lives on disk, not in LLM memory — every step gets a fresh agent with zero context rot.

This is the original work that detected the problem.

Thats what happens when you delegate counting things to GPT-4o

Awesome re: supporting both TypeORM and Sequelize

Thanks. While we began with Express, we intend to add support for more ORMs, so that users can pick the one they want. We did come across Prisma and we are exploring supporting it.

For now, we support MySQL, PostgreSQL and SQLite, but are also planning to add support for Mongo. Do you have Mongo/NoSQL databases on your roadmap?

It would be great to connect on a zoom - I'm the co-founder of imagine, my email is [email protected]

Yes we will generate configs and scripts that would allow a single command deployment to AWS Lambda and Google Cloud Functions. We already generate a docker container that is ready to be deployed to Cloud Run or Fargate.

Thanks. Which feature is the one you found to be the most useful? Anything you would like us to add that could help during the initial phases of starting projects?

Hey :) it’s not multiple accounts - this post is by one of the core contributors to the project who is a functional programming expert and I thought it would be helpful if he shared his perspective on why Haskell was chosen for this!

(I couldn’t see my earlier post for some reason on Show HN and I thought I accidentally deleted it, so I thought rather than me reposting it, it would be nice to have one of our contributors share his perspective).