For CTOs, staff engineers, and technical founders
Your agents are fast.
They're also perfectly happy
building the wrong thing.
Cursor, Claude Code, Codex - your agents ship quickly and confidently. They have no idea whether what they're building connects to your strategy. That's not a model problem. It's a context problem. Forge is the missing layer between your intent and your agent's output.
$5-30
wasted per session on context re-loading
10-30
agent PRs per day shipping in the wrong direction
Q+1
when you find out the drift happened
Three questions to sit with before we meet
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When your agent opens a file, does it know why that feature exists?Not the ticket title. The chain: what customer problem, what goal, what strategic bet. Without that, the agent optimizes locally and drifts globally. Every session starts from scratch.
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How many PRs merged last sprint were correct code but wrong direction?Technically sound. Tests passing. Reviewed and merged. But solving a problem you've already deprioritized, or building toward a goal that quietly shifted. How would you know?
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If your strategy shifted today, which parts of your agent workflow would find out - and when?In most teams: nothing finds out. The agents keep shipping against last quarter's intent. The drift is invisible until someone looks at the roadmap and asks why half the work doesn't connect.
See it in your stack.
30 minutes. We'll connect to your repo and run a live check.