CodeForge applies structured development methodology to autonomous code generation. It reads your CLAUDE.md, understands your stack, and ships production code — correct on the first pass.
They hallucinate conventions, get stack details wrong, and generate code that passes tests but doesn't fit your codebase. You spend more time correcting them than writing the code yourself.
That's not AI-assisted development. That's expensive debugging.
Reads your project conventions before writing a single line. Stack, conventions, rules, anti-patterns — all loaded from your CLAUDE.md.
Plans. Writes. Tests. Iterates. Commits. Files a PR. No human intervention for routine tasks. Reports when it hits something edge-case.
Structured approach delivers 91%+ first-attempt accuracy. Write once, ship once. No back-and-forth, no correction cycles, no wasted context tokens.
Drop your existing CLAUDE.md into CodeForge. It reads your conventions, rules, stack, and file structure — no migration required.
"Build the Stripe webhook handler" or "Add pagination to the /users endpoint." CodeForge picks the right model, plans the approach, and starts building.
CodeForge writes the code, runs your test suite, and opens a pull request. You review the diff — approve or request changes. The boring work is done.
Background agent works continuously on queued tasks. Wake up to completed PRs, not a blank editor.
Loads your entire project tree — structure, naming conventions, deployment pipeline, test patterns — before writing a line.
Every change runs your test suite. Stops regressions before they reach your branch. Reports coverage deltas.
Real-time logs of every decision, file changed, and command run. Full audit trail for code review and compliance.
Connects to your repos, respects branch rules, opens PRs with structured diffs, and respects your CODEOWNERS.
Runs autonomously until it hits ambiguity. Flags the case, explains its reasoning, and waits for your call.
CodeForge handles the routine. Your engineers handle the architecture.
That's how software teams actually scale.