Forge : Frontend Builder
Forge turns Canvas specs into production code. React, Next.js, Tailwind, shadcn. 66 full-stack skills. Landing pages, funnels, websites, web apps, built to ship.
The benefit of running Forge
Three outcomes you get the week Forge turns on. Not features, not roadmap items: actual results your team will feel.
Ship production Next.js, not Figma
React + Tailwind + shadcn: clean, fast, lighthouse-green.
Mobile-first by default
Every build works on a phone before a desktop. Not the other way around.
Responsive without custom CSS sprawl
Design tokens drive utility classes. No 900-line stylesheet to maintain.
4 jobs, one agent
Every capability below is in production today. No roadmap items, no coming-soons.
React + Next.js
Production-grade frontends with Server Components, routing, and performance baked in.
Tailwind + shadcn
Design tokens → utility classes → component library without custom CSS sprawl.
Responsive + a11y
Mobile-first by default. WCAG 2.1 AA enforced by Shield.
Full-stack capable
Pairs with Engine for backend. Can ship end-to-end when needed.
What Forge plugs into
Forge does not replace what you already use. It routes through the tools your business lives in.
A real Forge run, end to end
What you actually see when Forge runs. Example output below; all data fabricated for illustration, no real clients shown.
Forge runs with 6 teammates
No agent works alone. Forge feeds into, and pulls from, these agents in every workflow.
Quick answers
What frameworks does Forge know?
React, Next.js, Astro, Vue, Nuxt, Tailwind, shadcn/ui, HTML + Tailwind.
Does Forge deploy?
Builds, yes. Deploys go through Horizon (Cloudflare/Vercel).
Can Forge refactor legacy code?
Yes, Anvil sub-agent handles refactors and perf passes.
Put Forge to work today
Deploy free from the Starter Kit in under 30 minutes. Prefer a full setup done for you? Book a strategy call and we'll map Forge to your biggest bottleneck.