About Forgeborn

Forgeborn started with a simple idea: what if a solo developer could build at the speed of an entire team? Not by working longer hours, but by building smarter — with AI agents that actually write code, run tests, and ship features autonomously.

That idea became EQUIPA — a multi-agent orchestration system where specialized AI agents (Developer, Tester, Security Reviewer) work together on real projects. Each agent has its own role, its own tools, and its own persistent memory. The orchestrator breaks down goals into tasks, dispatches work, and iterates in dev-test loops until tests pass — scoring 54% on FeatureBench, 3.4x the best published agent.

The infrastructure is a mix of self-hosted and cloud — a Proxmox cluster with dedicated VMs for development and AI workloads, plus VPS instances from various providers for production deployments. Every product you see on this site was built — or is being built — by this system. One developer. Multiple AI agents. Real software, shipping continuously.

We build tools that solve real problems. Not pitch-deck products — working software that does what it says on the tin. Every project in the Forgeborn catalog exists because someone needed it, and nothing else did the job right.

Self-hosted wherever possible. Open source where it makes sense. No vendor lock-in, no subscription traps, no data leaving your network unless you want it to. Your infrastructure, your rules.

AI is a tool, not a gimmick. We use it to write code, review security, generate documentation, and run tests — because it genuinely makes the software better and ships it faster. If AI doesn't add real value to a workflow, we don't use it there.

Development and AI workloads run on a self-hosted Proxmox cluster with dedicated VMs. Production sites deploy to VPS instances across multiple providers for reliability. Deployments go from git push to live in minutes via systemd services behind nginx reverse proxies.

EQUIPA agents run concurrently across projects, each with MCP access to a shared persistent database for tasks, decisions, and session notes. The orchestrator handles priority scoring, resource allocation, and automatic dispatch — scanning for pending work and spinning up Dev+Test loops without manual intervention.