# ForgeLab

> ForgeLab (Forge Lab Brain) is a browser-based, multi-agent AI development environment. Instead of one model generating code, multiple specialized AI agents handle architecture, implementation and debugging in parallel, with an Audit Loop that finds and fixes real errors before the user sees the result.

ForgeLab runs entirely in the browser, no local setup or environment required. A user describes what they want to build in natural language; the system (internally called "Brain Mode") plans the work, assigns it across specialized agent roles (architect, senior developer, audit fixer, and others), generates a full project, and audits its own output for errors before handing it back. Projects can also be imported from an existing ZIP archive, or from a GitHub repository, and exported back out (including a direct push to GitHub).

Generated apps can have a real backend, not just mock data. A user connects their own Supabase project, and ForgeLab detects the needed data model, provisions the tables with row-level security and an auth trigger in one click, then wires the generated React, Vue, Svelte, or Next.js code to real database and Supabase Auth calls. For Next.js specifically, the user picks between a static export (stays deployable through ForgeLab's own one-click Publish button) or a full server backend (real session handling via middleware and Server Components, works fully in ForgeLab's browser preview, but needs to be deployed by the user to a Node-capable host such as Vercel to go live, since Publish only supports static sites).

ForgeLab offers a Free tier, a Pro (token-based) tier, and a BYOK (Bring Your Own Key) tier for users who want to connect their own OpenRouter API key. Accounts support optional two-factor authentication, and conversation history and generated project files are encrypted at rest.

## Docs

- [Documentation](https://forgelab.one/documentation): Product documentation, Brain Mode, agent roles, multi-AI/multi-task workflow, and other core concepts.
- [API Reference](https://forgelab.one/api-reference): Reference documentation for developers integrating with ForgeLab.
- [Pricing](https://forgelab.one/pricing): Free, Pro, and BYOK plan details.
- [Help Center](https://forgelab.one/help): Support and frequently asked questions.
- [Changelog](https://forgelab.one/changelog): Product update history.

## Optional

- [Community](https://forgelab.one/community): Where users discuss and share feedback.
- [Security](https://forgelab.one/security): Security practices and data handling.
- [Terms of Service](https://forgelab.one/terms-of-service)
- [Privacy Policy](https://forgelab.one/privacy-policy)