Documentation

Go from a fresh account to your first release: sign up, connect the CLI, run a BMAD workflow, generate tasks, and watch agents execute them.

Install the ForgeAI CLI from npm, verify it works, and point it at your cockpit.

Sign the ForgeAI CLI in to the cockpit with the OAuth device flow, point it at your server, and manage stored credentials.

How forge connect links your machine to your organizations so cloud projects can dispatch work to it, and how to manage connections and devices.

Complete reference for every forge command: synopsis, flags, defaults, and behavior.

How organizations work in the ForgeAI cockpit: automatic creation on signup, roles and permissions, inviting members, teams, and organization settings.

Create projects in the cockpit, link a git repository, navigate the board, workflows and releases, and connect your CLI.

Run BMAD-methodology wizard workflows to produce briefs, PRDs and architecture documents, then generate tasks for AI agents.

How the Kanban board works: columns, task groups and dependencies, automatic agent dispatch, live session streaming, answering agent questions, and resync after disconnects.

How ForgeAI merges workflow branches back and turns finished work into tagged, versioned releases executed by agents on your machine.

Managing your personal ForgeAI account: profile and avatar, changing your email or password, notification preferences, sessions, and account deletion.

How ForgeAI keeps your code, AI tokens, and conversations secure: local execution, encryption at rest, token storage, and organization isolation.

ForgeAI's Free, Pro, and Ultra plans: what each includes, where limits are enforced, and how to upgrade through the organization billing settings and Stripe.

Diagnose the most common ForgeAI failures — connection, login, Docker, agent credentials, stale boards — and get answers to frequent questions.