A place for your stack to come alive.

The colony sits above the agents and codebases you already use. Their work becomes something you can see, follow, and understand.

Watch what is actually happening.

An adapter translates supported runtime activity into a small set of signals: working, waiting, finished, or unavailable. The scene uses those signals to show where work stands. Missing information stays missing.

Make things with permission.

In the private Workshop, you select a bounded task and approve its scope. A coding agent works in an isolated branch, runs checks, and returns a candidate you can inspect. A separate confirmation can create a draft pull request. Merging and deploying remain with the owner.

Give visitors their own doorway.

The Forge you can play here is an authored adventure. It has no access to anyone's repositories or agent controls. A future shared colony view will use explicitly reviewed public information.

What is ready, and what is growing?

• Play today: meet three fictional Forge residents and make a lantern together, with no login or AI calls.
• Existing private prototype: the local Codex observation and bounded Workshop path has produced actual work. The resident Hermes pilot has separate acceptance work still open.
• Planned: broader provider support, a general installer, public connected views, world creation, and an open-source release.

Play the mini game

See the demos, walkthroughs and possible worlds in the public Design Tunnel.