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SageRift was founded on a simple belief: AI coding agents are too useful to fear and too reckless to trust blindly. We build SageForge to give them rails — isolation, scope, and a real review gate — so you can let them work without losing control of your codebase.
Bring the agents you already trust — Claude Code, Codex, pi. SageForge coordinates and reviews them; it never tries to replace them.
Every change is a diff you approve, scoped to the files you allow. Nothing commits, pushes, or merges behind your back.
No cloud, no accounts, no telemetry. Your repos and history never leave your machine — your code stays yours.
Coding agents got shockingly good — but the tooling around them stayed clunky. Copying context, babysitting half-finished edits, wiring up the same plumbing again and again. There was a rift between what agents could do and what builders could actually ship.
SageForge exists to close it: isolated worktrees so agents never collide, file-scope rules enforced at diff-time, a backend review gate that blocks unverified work, and an overnight run queue so you can approve a batch in the morning.
It's in pre-alpha, Windows-first, with builders on the waitlist — and we're just getting started.
The best tool gets out of the way. You should be able to say what you want and watch it happen — no ceremony, no boilerplate.
Fast only matters if it's safe. Tests in the loop and reviewable diffs keep velocity from becoming chaos.
Solo founders, big teams, and folks who code by voice. Accessibility and inclusion are features, not afterthoughts.
Local-first execution, scoped permissions, and an open protocol. We build trust by giving you control, not by asking for it.