Say what you want

Plain English. It scopes the work, builds it, checks it and tells you when it matters.

Add to what it is doing

It lands at the next step boundary, never mid-edit, and it carries straight on. No second approval.

New project

Five things, then confirm it is you.

Add a server

Let Forge set up how projects deploy on this server. You can change this on the machine later.

Install on

About twenty seconds. Forge signs in as you, installs, then signs back in as itself to prove it works.

Paste it on

1 · Download and read it

2 · Run it

Bigger text

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Faster, and you run it without reading it first.

The link carries a public key. It is not a secret.

How deploys

On the machine —

What deployctl reads every time. Changing it needs your password and a code.

What builds

On ankara — not on

Which code to build, how to gate it, which models to use.

Put on GitHub

Read from . Nothing is sent until the next screen.

Create the repository

The Servers screen reads these back from GitHub afterwards, rather than repeating what was asked for.

In this order

Save

This changes what runs on , so it asks again even though you are signed in.

REFUSED

changed its identity. Forge stopped.

The machine answering on this hostname is not the one Forge saw last time. Nothing was installed and no password was sent.

Which is it?