Sycamore Forge

Turn your hardest business process into agentic software that runs it.

Describe the outcome in plain language, and Forge learns the work, writes a reviewable plan, then builds, tests, deploys, and improves the agentic software behind it, with runtime and controls included.

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01 / Understand

Start with the work, not a prompt

Give Forge documents, process maps, data, meetings, or approved system access. It learns how the work happens, finds missing decisions, and drafts a plain-language specification of the workflows, people, data, rules, and outcomes for your team to review before building.

One shared plan
Business owners, operators, and technical teams review the same specification.
Grounded in your organization
Forge works from your systems, documents, standards, and subject-matter expertise.
Human decisions stay human
When judgment is required, Forge asks and keeps the answer with the affected work.

02 / Build

Let Forge do the long work

Forge researches, designs, codes, connects, and tests the system, dividing complex plans among specialist agents and independently verifying the result. Follow the plan, activity, artifacts, tests, and evidence as it works, then open the application, test the real flow, and request changes.

More than one kind of output
Build applications, agent teams, end-to-end processes, and their reports, dashboards, websites, or presentations.
A live preview, not a handoff
Use the software while Forge builds it, then give feedback in the same workspace.
The work stays inspectable
Every build keeps its steps, versions, decisions, tests, and evidence together.

03 / Connect

Build around your systems of record

Forge connects to the CRM, documents, data platforms, ticketing, and communication systems your business already trusts, then builds the missing interface, decisions, and orchestration around them without forcing the process into another fixed product.

Forge and Guard

Built in Forge. Governed in Guard.

Forge-built agents arrive in Guard with ownership, versions, environments, models, tools, policies, and history; external agents enter the same control and evidence model. Together they form one enterprise AI operating system: Forge puts difficult work into production, and Guard keeps it accountable.

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04 / Standardize
Set the standard once. Carry it into every build.
Define capabilities, design, identity, access, testing, review, and release standards once in a workspace blueprint. Every project inherits the same production foundation and a readiness model that makes verified controls and remaining work explicit.
05 / Run
Production is part of the build
Promote an approved version through preview, development, and production with environment-specific access, operating views, and deployment history. Monitor usage, errors, and latency, then roll back when needed across Sycamore-managed, dedicated, or bring-your-own-cloud infrastructure.
06 / Improve
Keep the system close to the work
Start each change from the running application and its decisions. Ask Forge to update a workflow, rule, integration, or experience, then review and release it through the same controlled path. Applications can also expose tools through MCP for other agents.

Frequently asked questions

The short ones are here. For anything else, ask below.

What can Forge build?

Forge builds agentic applications, agent teams, operational processes, and the reports, dashboards, websites, or presentations they produce, from cross-functional workflows to specialist tools connected to approved systems and live organizational data.

Do we need to arrive with a technical specification?

No. Bring the outcome, people, and existing material. Forge researches the problem and drafts a specification for domain experts to review before the build begins.

How does Forge connect to our existing systems?

Forge uses approved connectors, APIs, and MCP tools to reach existing systems while respecting your organization’s identity, permissions, and data boundaries.

How do we know an application is ready for production?

Forge scores capabilities, configuration, tests, security, operations, and release readiness, showing the evidence for each level and the work required to advance.

Are we locked into one model or cloud?

No. Forge supports multiple models and Sycamore-managed, dedicated, or bring-your-own-cloud deployments, so teams can evaluate and adopt new models without rebuilding applications.

What happens after deploy?

Ask Forge for a change, review the new plan, test the version, and promote it through the same controlled release path, with prior versions and evidence available for rollback.

Bring us one hard process

Show us the work that crosses teams, systems, and decisions. We will show you what it looks like as running software.

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# Turn your hardest business process into agentic software that runs it. Describe the outcome in plain language, and Forge learns the work, writes a reviewable plan, then builds, tests, deploys, and improves the agentic software behind it, with runtime and controls included. ## 01 / Understand ### Start with the work, not a prompt Give Forge documents, process maps, data, meetings, or approved system access. It learns how the work happens, finds missing decisions, and drafts a plain-language specification of the workflows, people, data, rules, and outcomes for your team to review before building. ### One shared plan Business owners, operators, and technical teams review the same specification. ### Grounded in your organization Forge works from your systems, documents, standards, and subject-matter expertise. ### Human decisions stay human When judgment is required, Forge asks and keeps the answer with the affected work. --- ## 02 / Build ### Let Forge do the long work Forge researches, designs, codes, connects, and tests the system, dividing complex plans among specialist agents and independently verifying the result. Follow the plan, activity, artifacts, tests, and evidence as it works, then open the application, test the real flow, and request changes. ### More than one kind of output Build applications, agent teams, end-to-end processes, and their reports, dashboards, websites, or presentations. ### A live preview, not a handoff Use the software while Forge builds it, then give feedback in the same workspace. ### The work stays inspectable Every build keeps its steps, versions, decisions, tests, and evidence together. --- ## 03 / Connect ### Build around your systems of record Forge connects to the CRM, documents, data platforms, ticketing, and communication systems your business already trusts, then builds the missing interface, decisions, and orchestration around them without forcing the process into another fixed product. --- ## 04 / Standardize ### Set the standard once. Carry it into every build. Define capabilities, design, identity, access, testing, review, and release standards once in a workspace blueprint. Every project inherits the same production foundation and a readiness model that makes verified controls and remaining work explicit. --- ## 05 / Run ### Production is part of the build Promote an approved version through preview, development, and production with environment-specific access, operating views, and deployment history. Monitor usage, errors, and latency, then roll back when needed across Sycamore-managed, dedicated, or bring-your-own-cloud infrastructure. --- ## 06 / Improve ### Keep the system close to the work Start each change from the running application and its decisions. Ask Forge to update a workflow, rule, integration, or experience, then review and release it through the same controlled path. Applications can also expose tools through MCP for other agents. --- ## Built in Forge. Governed in Guard. Forge-built agents arrive in Guard with ownership, versions, environments, models, tools, policies, and history; external agents enter the same control and evidence model. Together they form one enterprise AI operating system: Forge puts difficult work into production, and Guard keeps it accountable. --- ## Frequently asked questions ### What can Forge build? Forge builds agentic applications, agent teams, operational processes, and the reports, dashboards, websites, or presentations they produce, from cross-functional workflows to specialist tools connected to approved systems and live organizational data. ### Do we need to arrive with a technical specification? No. Bring the outcome, people, and existing material. Forge researches the problem and drafts a specification for domain experts to review before the build begins. ### How does Forge connect to our existing systems? Forge uses approved connectors, APIs, and MCP tools to reach existing systems while respecting your organization’s identity, permissions, and data boundaries. ### How do we know an application is ready for production? Forge scores capabilities, configuration, tests, security, operations, and release readiness, showing the evidence for each level and the work required to advance. ### Are we locked into one model or cloud? No. Forge supports multiple models and Sycamore-managed, dedicated, or bring-your-own-cloud deployments, so teams can evaluate and adopt new models without rebuilding applications. ### What happens after deploy? Ask Forge for a change, review the new plan, test the version, and promote it through the same controlled release path, with prior versions and evidence available for rollback. --- ## Bring us one hard process Show us the work that crosses teams, systems, and decisions. We will show you what it looks like as running software.