New products, on the context your estate already has.
New products and AI features, built on the same governed context as the rest of the estate, and under the same rules.
- One estateSame knowledge graph as the modernization work
- ZeroSeparate stacks for new builds
- 100%Of work orders traceable end to end
- Pre-generationGuardrails checked before code is written
Sources needed
New work starts where the estate already is.
Shared context
New features read the same Living Specs as the rest of the estate. No separate onboarding for a new codebase.
Governed from spec one
Policy and security are checked before the first line generates, not audited after launch.
Compounding
Every new build adds to the same knowledge graph the next project reads from.
Standalone AI tools don't know the estate.
No shared context
New builds start from a blank canvas, even when the answer already exists somewhere in the estate.
Living Specs
Ungoverned generation
Coding assistants generate first and get reviewed later, if at all.
Guardrails
Two-speed estate
New work outruns modernization work, then drifts from the target architecture.
One knowledge graph
No record
Nothing traces a shipped feature back to the requirement it was meant to satisfy.
Traceability
The same engine, pointed at new work.
Context
The knowledge graph a new build reads from is the same one modernization work writes to.
Governance
Policy and architectural constraints apply to new code the same way they apply to refactored code.
Spec-driven
A new feature is a Work Order like any other: requirements, tests, architecture, done-criteria.
The greenfield path: spec first, then build.
Define intent
Product intent and constraints captured against the existing knowledge graph.
Draft the spec
Requirements, tests, target architecture and done-criteria, packaged as a Work Order.
Guarded build
Guardrails checked before generation, and a human approving every merge.
Ship with evidence
The requirement, tests and approver, linked end to end.
Same foundation.
Belcorp, Senao Wireless and other Forge customers extend the same context to new product work.
Ship the next feature on context you already have.
We show you how a new build would read from your estate's specs, before you commit to anything.