InsForge is the backend built for agentic development. We offer everything AI agents need to build fullstack apps that scale. Our open source backend (2.3K stars on GitHub) provides databases, auth, storage, model gateway and edge functions accessible through a semantic layer that agents can understand, reason about, and operate end to end. Say the word, and you can deploy to InsForge Cloud or your own domain.
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Congrats on the launch @chrismessina & @tonychang430! Building a backend specifically for the Agentic Era is a great vision. Can't wait to see how this evolves. Upvoted!
Congrats on #1! The semantic layer approach is smart - agents that can reason about their own infrastructure instead of blind API calls is a big unlock. How are you handling auth scoping when multiple agents share the same backend? That's always been tricky in multi-agent setups.
@rickyguo Thanks a ton! So glad you checked out the repo, we’re putting a lot of heart into the open-source side. Feel free to drop a star or even a PR if you’re feeling inspired!
The idea of a semantic layer that agents can reason about is really compelling. As someone building developer tools, I know how frustrating it is when agents can't properly interact with your backend. Having databases, auth, and storage all designed with agent-first thinking could be a game changer. The 2.3K GitHub stars speak for themselves. Great launch!
@lzhgus Thanks! We are optimizing 100% for the Agentic experience!
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The InsForge Skills concept (from the CLI blog post) is interesting. Giving agents pre-built skill modules for common backend tasks means less prompt engineering and more consistent results. Looking forward to seeing the skill library grow.
@antler_kaku we will keep adding and iterating skills!
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Congrats on the launch!
Curious from a QA perspective - how do you recommend verifying that the agent did exactly what was intended? Are there built-in logs or action reports to review?
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The semantic layer approach is what really differentiates this from other backend solutions. Instead of forcing agents to work with human-designed APIs, you're letting them reason about the infrastructure directly. The MCP integration with Cursor and Claude Code is particularly smart - meeting developers where they already work. Curious about how the auth layer handles multi-tenant scenarios when multiple agents operate concurrently?
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Congrats on the launch @chrismessina & @tonychang430! Building a backend specifically for the Agentic Era is a great vision. Can't wait to see how this evolves. Upvoted!
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@chrismessina @tonychang430 @taimur_haider1 thank you for your support! If you need any help from InsForge team, don’t hesitate to contact us!
Congrats on #1! The semantic layer approach is smart - agents that can reason about their own infrastructure instead of blind API calls is a big unlock. How are you handling auth scoping when multiple agents share the same backend? That's always been tricky in multi-agent setups.
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@jonathan_durban We're exploring agent token related solution
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@jonathan_durban This is exactly on our roadmap!
Congrats on the launch! Also checked the Github repo of InsForge and it looks promising too as the next potential viral repo hey :)
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@rickyguo Thanks a ton! So glad you checked out the repo, we’re putting a lot of heart into the open-source side. Feel free to drop a star or even a PR if you’re feeling inspired!
Kira.art
Congrats! The agentic dev stack just leveled up.
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@ccddz Ty so much!
You have a typo: in the general description it says 2K stars on GitHub, but in the update it says 2.3.
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@mykyta_semenov_ thanks! It’s because we are growing so fast, and we updated careless…now is 3.1K+ stars and we’re trending #1 on GitHub!
@hanghuang Very cool!
BeFreed
Does it help with website hosting as well?
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@jiaying_yang1 Yes! InsForge comes with built-in website hositng. Just prompt your agent 'Deploy my app' and it will be online within a minute!
MacQuit
The idea of a semantic layer that agents can reason about is really compelling. As someone building developer tools, I know how frustrating it is when agents can't properly interact with your backend. Having databases, auth, and storage all designed with agent-first thinking could be a game changer. The 2.3K GitHub stars speak for themselves. Great launch!
InsForge
@lzhgus Thanks! We are optimizing 100% for the Agentic experience!
The InsForge Skills concept (from the CLI blog post) is interesting. Giving agents pre-built skill modules for common backend tasks means less prompt engineering and more consistent results. Looking forward to seeing the skill library grow.
InsForge
@antler_kaku we will keep adding and iterating skills!
Congrats on the launch!
Curious from a QA perspective - how do you recommend verifying that the agent did exactly what was intended? Are there built-in logs or action reports to review?
The semantic layer approach is what really differentiates this from other backend solutions. Instead of forcing agents to work with human-designed APIs, you're letting them reason about the infrastructure directly. The MCP integration with Cursor and Claude Code is particularly smart - meeting developers where they already work. Curious about how the auth layer handles multi-tenant scenarios when multiple agents operate concurrently?