Forge your AI
development stack.
The disciplined toolkit for building software with AI agents — across every IDE you use, with a single source of truth.
What it does
Forge gives your AI agents (Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, Continue, Codex,
Copilot, and 4 more) the same skills + the same project memory, rendered
to whichever IDE you happen to be in. You author once in
PRD_CONTEXT.md, BITACORA.md, and
AI_RULES.md; Forge composes those into the per-IDE format
(SUMMIT.md, AGENTS.md, .cursorrules, etc.)
and keeps them in sync.
- Claude Code
- Cursor
- Windsurf
- Continue
- OpenCode
- Codex
- VS Code
- Antigravity
- Kilo Code
- Universal (AGENTS.md)
Quick start
pnpm dlx summit-forge install
# or
npm i -g summit-forge && forge install
Walks you through detecting the IDEs on your machine, picks an authoring profile (greenfield project vs brownfield), renders the per-IDE artifacts, and installs the post-commit hook that keeps memory fresh.
What ships in v0.3.0
- 10 Tier-1 IDE adapters (above).
- Forge Memory — project + episodic memory with LLM compression.
- Skills bridge — distribute
.skill.mdfiles to every adapter viaforge sync. - Pre-compress archive snapshots so nothing is ever lost.
- Privacy contract — opt-in community telemetry,
anonymizer pipeline previewed via
forge community --dry-run. - Crash-recovery primitives —
forge memory note+forge resume.
/schemas/manifest-v1.json
— the canonical JSON Schema for any
skills/manifest.json file in a Forge workspace.
CORS-enabled, cached aggressively at the edge.