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title: "Warpforge"
description: "Run parallel coding agents without losing the workspace."
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> Documentation Index
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# Warpforge

Warpforge is an **agentic development environment (ADE)**: the operating layer around your coding agents. Agent conversations, project runtime, isolated worktrees, live services, configurable multi-agent workflows, a shared memory, and human review live in one place — so running several agents does not turn into managing several terminals.

It does not replace Claude Code, Codex, or OpenCode; those tools still do the coding. Warpforge gives them shared project context, parallel execution, runtime visibility, and a reviewable path from prompt to commit. Everything runs on your machine: there is no separate Warpforge account or API key, and your existing agent authentication stays with the underlying CLI.

## Start here

- **Install** — One Homebrew command, or the signed DMG.

[Install Warpforge →](/getting-started/install/)
- **Choosing your mode** — One agent, a lead delegating to sub-agents, or a full review pipeline — and when each is worth it.

[Pick a mode →](/guides/choosing-your-mode/)

## What makes it different

- **Cross-harness memory** — One memory Claude Code, Codex, and opencode all share — plus a dreaming pass that proposes cleanups instead of silently rewriting what your agents believe.

[How memory works →](/concepts/memory/)
- **Agents that can drive the app** — 31 tools: read a service's logs, restart it, file a task, remember a decision, dispatch a sub-agent.

[Tool reference →](/reference/mcp-tools/)
- **One task, several harnesses** — An orchestrator can put a Codex sub-agent and an opencode sub-agent on the same task and reconcile both.

[Orchestration →](/concepts/orchestration/)
- **Backlog fed by your tracker** — GitHub via the `gh` session you already have, Linear via a key in your keychain, or purely local items.

[Tasks and backlog →](/guides/tasks-and-backlog/)
- **Context without copy-paste** — Drag a file into the chat, send a diff, or select lines and press ⌘L. Go to definition, hover docs, rename, and generated commits and PRs.

[Working in a task →](/guides/working-in-a-task/)
- **Git that feels like an IDE** — A real branch tree, native context menus, rebase-onto without checking out, amend that prefills — and every operation runs in the task's own worktree.

[Git in Warpforge →](/guides/git-in-warpforge/)

## Reference

- **Bring your own agents** — Eight supported harnesses, your existing login, no new API key — and several logins per agent when you need personal and work side by side.

[Agent setup →](/concepts/agents/)
- **Configuration** — The full `.warpforge/workspace.yaml` schema: services, ports, port-forwards, agent templates.

[Reference →](/reference/configuration/)
- **Settings** — Eight themes, font scaling, language servers, trackers, memory and dreaming, and which agent drafts your commit messages.

[Every setting →](/reference/settings/)

> **Note**
>
> Warpforge is young software, shipped and built in the open. See [Current scope](/reference/architecture/#current-scope) for what's validated today.

Source: https://warpforge.app/overview/index.mdx