Compact manifests
A caller-scoped view of repository state, active work, allowed actions, checks, and recommended next steps.
Waymark Forge · Later
Forge is a planned self-hosted, Git-compatible repository control plane—with leases, manifests, scoped authority, server-side Seatbelt protection, and customer-owned source hosting.
Studio puts the control plane on the Mac. Forge carries the same agent-safe boundary into the repositories your whole team shares.
Future primitives
The opening is not “agents can write code.” It is many agents working safely in the same repositories.
A caller-scoped view of repository state, active work, allowed actions, checks, and recommended next steps.
Agents claim tasks, modules, paths, or review scope before they spend time editing.
Path, action, data, branch, and provenance rules are evaluated on the canonical repository.
Normal clone, fetch, push, and pull behavior with stronger agent-aware enforcement around changes.
Source code can remain in infrastructure controlled by the customer.
Incoming changes can be quarantined, checked, rejected, traced, and rolled back before they reach protected branches.
Self-hosted by design
Forge is planned to focus first on the coordination and enforcement autonomous development needs while remaining compatible with normal Git clients.
Normal Git clients connect to a customer-controlled server designed to own identity, repository access, branch rules, provenance, and recovery.
Manifests, time-bound leases, path scopes, push quarantine, and Server Seatbelt make multi-agent work governable at the canonical repository.
Progressive adoption
Forge is planned to meet teams where their agent workflows already live.
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