Forgecode

Forgecode is a lightweight AI pair programmer that lives in your terminal. Unlike heavy coding tools that require special setup, Forgecode works where you already code. You simply type commands or questions, and it helps you write, debug, review, and understand code.

The tool supports over 300 AI models from different providers, so you can pick fast models for quick changes or powerful models for complex tasks. You can even mix models in one project, like using one model for planning and another for writing code.

Forgecode is open-source and designed with security in mind. All code analysis happens locally on your machine, which makes it safe for enterprise use. Whether you are building a new feature or fixing a bug, Forgecode acts like a smart coding partner.

Getting started with Forgecode is simple and takes just a few steps:

• Install Forgecode by running the command in your terminal. No complex setup or configuration is needed.

• Add your AI provider API key to a simple settings file. You can use OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or many other providers.

• Start using Forgecode by typing questions or commands directly in your terminal. For example, ask it to explain how your code works or to add a new feature.

• Switch between different AI models using simple commands based on what you need. Use fast models for quick edits and powerful models for planning.

• Create custom agents for specific tasks like frontend work, backend development, or DevOps. Share these agents with your team to improve collaboration.

• Use Forgecode alongside any code editor. It works seamlessly with VS Code, Vim, IntelliJ, and all other popular tools without interrupting your workflow.

• Works in terminal with any code editor

• Supports 300+ AI models from multiple providers

• Local code processing for privacy

• Build custom coding agents

• Context-aware project understanding

• Git integration and workflow automation

• Zero configuration setup

• Model switching for different tasks

• Enterprise security controls

• Open-source and community-driven