Forgemind is an autonomous coding agent that runs in your terminal, reads your whole repo, writes the code, runs the tests, and opens a reviewed pull request. No tab-switching, no copy-paste, no context window babysitting.
$ forge "add idempotency keys to the refund endpoint"
→ indexed 1,284 files in 3.1s (1.9M tokens)
→ plan: 4 edits across 3 files + 1 migration
M src/routes/refunds.ts +38 -6
M src/lib/idempotency.ts +52 -0
M migrations/0042_keys.sql +11 -0
→ running test suite … 214 passed, 0 failed (8.4s)
→ opened PR #318 "feat: idempotent refunds" ✓
$ _Trusted by engineering teams shipping every day
Forgemind doesn't autocomplete a line. It plans the change, edits the files, runs the suite, and defends the diff in review.
A semantic index of up to 2M tokens means Forgemind reasons across services, not just the file in front of you. It finds the caller you forgot about.
Every task starts with an explicit plan you can approve or edit. No silent 600-line diffs — you see the blast radius first.
Forgemind runs your existing suite, writes new tests for new behavior, and refuses to commit while anything is red.
It commits with conventional messages, pushes a branch, and opens a pull request with a written rationale — ready for human review.
Code executes in an isolated local container. Your source never trains a model and never leaves your machine on Pro and Enterprise.
Drive Forgemind from CI, git hooks, or a Makefile. A typed SDK lets you wire agents into the pipelines you already run.
Measured across 40,000 merged pull requests
“We handed Forgemind a flaky test suite and it bisected, fixed, and PR'd eleven failures overnight. I reviewed it over coffee and merged the lot.”
“The plan-first flow is the unlock. I see exactly what it's about to touch, tweak the plan, and let it run. It's the first agent I actually trust on a monorepo.”
“Migrations used to eat a sprint. Forgemind drafted the schema change, the backfill, and the rollback in one PR. We shipped it in a day.”
Run Forgemind on your own machine for free. Upgrade when you want bigger context, private execution, and your whole team in the loop.
For solo projects and side quests.
For engineers who ship daily.
For teams with a monorepo and a security team.
No. On Pro and Enterprise your repository runs in an isolated local sandbox with zero data retention, and source is never used for training. Hobby runs through our hosted models with the same no-training policy.
Forgemind is language-agnostic — it reads your build config and test runner directly. It's battle-tested across TypeScript, Python, Go, Rust, Java, and Ruby, including polyglot monorepos.
Yes. The same agent runs headless from GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or any shell. Pipe it a task, gate on the test result, and let it open the PR for a human to review.
Three gates: an explicit plan you approve, your full test suite running before any commit, and a human-reviewed pull request at the end. Forgemind never pushes to a protected branch on its own.
Autocomplete finishes the line you're typing. Forgemind owns the whole task — it plans across the repo, edits multiple files, runs tests, and delivers a PR. You review outcomes, not keystrokes.
One command to install. No credit card, no sales call — just describe a change and watch it land.