Introduction to ConjureForge

ConjureForge is an autonomous AI development platform. You describe what you want to build in plain English — the platform plans the architecture, writes the code, tests it, and deploys it. No drag-and-drop. No templates. Real code, real architecture, real output.

Who is it for?

ConjureForge is built for developers, technical founders, and ambitious builders who want to ship production-quality applications fast.

Key concepts

**ConjureLoop** — The autonomous build agent. It receives a brief, decomposes it into a task graph, executes each task, runs tests, reflects on failures, and iterates. A complete Plan to Build to Test to Reflect cycle.

**Forge Credits** — The unit of account for all AI operations. Every build step, agent run, connector call, and model inference costs a defined number of credits. You always see the cost before you confirm.

**Agent Studio** — Where you create, configure, and manage agents. Each agent has an identity, memory, skills, and connectors.

**Connectors** — OAuth integrations to 20+ external services. Gmail, GitHub, Slack, Notion, HubSpot, and more.

**ForgeHub** — The skill and agent marketplace. Browse community-contributed skills, install them to your agents, and share your own.

What ConjureForge is not

ConjureForge is not a no-code tool. It generates and manages real code. It integrates with GitHub and pushes real commits.