
FORGE
Public Product Vision
The current 19-page capability brief for FORGE: the model-development lifecycle, local-first controls, qualification, packaging, evidence, security, and GA standards.
Read the public product visions and architecture that guide Mainely Code. Open the PDFs in your browser or keep a copy for a closer look.
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Explore the thinking and the tools behind a human-first approach to AI.

The current 19-page capability brief for FORGE: the model-development lifecycle, local-first controls, qualification, packaging, evidence, security, and GA standards.

The wider product family, Northstar, Provider, authority boundaries, deployment direction, and FORGE’s place in the ecosystem.
Both documents are public vision briefs. They distinguish planned capabilities and integration goals from released software. Product-specific release notes remain the source for current availability and supported configurations.
FORGE’s brief explains the workbench itself. The Great North explains the surrounding product family and why cognition, permission, execution, and acceptance stay distinct.
Start with FORGE’s planned lifecycle: prepare, modify, train, experiment, evaluate, and export.
Explore FORGE →Read how Providence connects specialized products without collapsing their responsibilities.
Explore The Great North →Buildroom FREE and LITE are available through Microsoft Store. Their product pages distinguish released capabilities from next-update work.
Explore Buildroom →Read our practical guide to agentic coding, local versus cloud execution, human approval, and verification receipts.
SITE DIRECTORY / DIRECT LINKS
Find products, practical guides, public architecture and company information. Infrastructure and team-workflow pages describe directions for discussion; they do not turn planned capabilities into available downloads.