Announcing Forge for desktop, now available on Mac and Windows.
Forge is the multi-agent orchestration engine at the heart of the AppFactor platform.
Point it at your software estate, and it runs teams of agents to handle the maintenance work no one has time for.
Objectives and maintenance tasks can be identified by AppFactor's discovery technology or raised directly by teams through Jira, Linear, or Slack.
That includes documentation, tests, fixes, migrations, and full rewrites. Every change is validated and delivered as a pull request for your team to review.
The desktop app brings all of this into one native window. You can launch runs across projects, schedule campaigns, follow every line of output, and open PRs without switching between tools.
The screenshot shows a COBOL module rewritten in idiomatic Rust: 8 modules, 0 failures, validation passed.
Meet us at @nvidia GTC in Berlin, 20-22 October! 馃殌 3 days of the biggest names in AI infrastructure, all in one place.
@KeithNeilson and @devsprint are heading over to talk about what usually holds AI back in the enterprise: legacy software that needs modernizing first, and how model-agnostic agentic AI fixes it.
If you're in Berlin for GTC, come and say hello 馃憢馃徏 DM us to set up a meeting.
New in MCP Bridge:
* Agents now act as the real user, not a shared service account.
* On-behalf-of identity, human approval for destructive calls, and guardrails on the way in and out.
* Your SOAP service won't know it's talking to an agent. It will know who sent it.
Two versions of your estate exist. The documented one and the deployed one.
The gap is where the work hides: undocumented endpoints, config drift, services retired on paper but still serving traffic, dependencies that only appear at runtime.
Discovery agents build the inventory from what's running.
New release 馃殌
* Better Python discovery. Scanner now creates app candidates from WSGI and ASGI servers, so Python workloads behind gunicorn or uvicorn stop hiding from discovery.
* More resilient scans. Orchestrator reports scan progress as it goes and keeps results on disk if an upload fails.
Multiverse draws every machine on your network and every connection between them.
Hover any line for the port, protocol, and direction of live traffic.
Rewrites fail when teams replace systems they don't fully understand, then find the missing requirements in production.
AppFactor's agents start from a full system model. Idiomatic Rust rewrites: ~80% faster, ~85% cheaper to run, memory-safe.
馃攼MCP Bridge v0.11.8: redaction by default.
SSNs, card numbers and tokens are now redacted out of the box, plus new Password and Secrets toggles so generic API keys never reach the model's context window.
Agents hit dozens of APIs. Credentials turn up in nested fields, error messages, audit trails. Safer defaults, fewer leaks.









