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InsForge

An open-source, all-in-one backend platform for agentic coding that gives a coding agent a database, authentication, storage, compute, hosting and an AI gateway to ship full-stack apps end to end.

InsForge

InsForge is an open-source, all-in-one backend platform built for agentic coding: it gives a coding agent database, authentication, storage, compute, hosting and an AI gateway, so it can build and ship a full-stack application without switching between separate backend services.

A coding agent talks to it through one of two interfaces: a self-hosted or cloud MCP server that exposes InsForge's operations as tools any MCP-compatible agent can call, or a command-line interface paired with skills that an agent invokes directly from the terminal in the cloud offering. Through either interface, the agent can read backend context such as documentation, schemas, deployed function metadata, storage bucket contents, authentication configuration and runtime logs, and configure primitives directly, including deploying edge functions, running database migrations, creating storage buckets and setting up authentication providers.

Its core products are authentication with user management and sessions, a Postgres database, S3-compatible storage, a model gateway offering an OpenAI-compatible API across multiple LLM providers, serverless edge functions, a private-preview long-running compute service, and site deployment. It can be used cloud-hosted or self-hosted with Docker Compose.

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