Open source · Local-first · macOS
Your agents don't share
a workspace. Now they do.
Warpforge is an agentic development environment — one place where several coding agents run in parallel, on real services and real ports, and everything they write arrives as a diff you review. Not a wrapper around one model.
Apple Silicon · Signed & notarized · Homebrew: brew install --cask ephor/tap/warpforge
Live demo — interactive. One task, delegated across agents, one diff to review.
Claude Code
Codex
OpenCode
Qwen Code
Goose
Junie
Cursor
Pi
They stop forgetting what you told the other one.
Claude Code reads CLAUDE.md. Codex reads AGENTS.md. Warpforge gives them one store instead — decisions, gotchas, preferences — shared across every harness, on your disk. A dreaming pass checks it against the code and proposes cleanups; it never rewrites what your agents believe on its own.
The agent can read the log it just broke.
Services start in dependency order on ports that never collide, and the agent gets them as tools: list what's running, grep a service log, restart it, watch it come back. It fixes its own mistake before the diff reaches you.
All 31 toolsAn IDE's git, not a commit box.
A real branch tree with native context menus. Rebase onto a branch without checking it out. Hunk-level accept and reject, inline edits, amend that prefills. Every operation runs in the task's own worktree — the diff you reviewed is the diff you committed.
Git in Warpforge- Local
- Runs on your machine. No account, no API key of ours.
- 8
- Harnesses, on the logins you already have.
- 31
- Agent tools over MCP — runtime, memory, tasks, delegation.
- LSP
- Go to definition, references, rename, hover, diagnostics.
- MIT
- Licensed. Fork the whole thing.
Stop being the integration layer.
Free, open source, and it never leaves your machine.
Apple Silicon today · Windows & Linux are an opt-in preview