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Skills, agents and hooks multiplied faster than anyone's ability to keep track of them.

Every developer is running a different set of AI instructions, nobody can push an update, and nobody can see what is actually being used. Enterprise Forge starts there.

What we're building

Enterprise Forge is an enterprise registry for AI coding artifacts: skills, agents, hooks, instruction files and packs, for Claude Code today, with Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot and Kiro next. It delivers and updates them on every developer machine, measures how they are used and what they cost, and security-scans every skill when a registry is indexed. Approval workflows, signed artifacts and change attribution are on the roadmap, and per-artifact improvement suggestions are in design.

The goal is agentic software development you can trust. Agentic development only works when the organization trusts the process behind it, and that trust is built in steps: deliver, measure, improve, govern, audit. Deliver and measure are available today, govern is partly available, and the rest is next.

The core bet: Git is the registry. We never store artifact content outside your Git repositories, and everything else (the web app, telemetry, dashboards) runs self-hosted, inside your own network and tenancy.

Try it out

Enterprise Forge is open to design partners: connect a registry, roll out the desktop app to keep every machine current, and get self-hosted telemetry running in your own network. One team pilots for 90 days, free during the design partnership, with preferred pricing at conversion. If that's useful to your team, reach out and we'll get you set up.

Want to see more?

Read the full capability list or get in touch about joining the pilot.