Forgestus takes your classic .NET monolith to modern .NET — slice by slice, every slice proven behavior-identical by pinned tests, every action in an immutable audit ledger, all of it inside your network on models you control.
If your stack is older than the tools, your auditors ask harder questions than your engineers, and your roadmap outruns your headcount — you're who we built this for.
The .NET Framework monolith pays the bills, and nobody wants to be hired into it. Every AI coding tool you've evaluated is JavaScript-and-Python-first — point it at MSBuild, NuGet, or a .sqlproj and the demo ends. Meanwhile the legacy backlog only grows.
THE FORGESTUS ANSWER → Forgestus migrates classic .NET Framework to modern .NET slice by slice on a Windows Fargate runner — MSBuild, NuGet, vstest, WCF, WinForms, SSDT and all. And every migrated slice ships with pinned characterization tests proving the old behavior still holds on the new runtime. Modernization you can prove, not just trust.
You want the velocity; your auditors want to know who wrote each change, what it touched, and what it cost. "An agent did it" is not an answer a regulator accepts — so every AI initiative stalls at the governance review, and opaque token bills finish it off with the CFO.
THE FORGESTUS ANSWER → A permanent audit ledger records every model call, every retry, every dollar — exportable to CSV (SIEM connectors on the roadmap). GUARDRAILS.md constraints and HIPAA/HITRUST-aware coding rules are enforced at runtime and hard-flagged by reviewers — not bolted on after. Velocity and governance aren't a tradeoff here. Autonomy your compliance team can read.
Roadmap items sit for quarters because the two engineers who can safely touch the core are always on fires. Hiring takes six months in your vertical — if the candidate exists at all — and contractors won't learn the domain before the contract ends.
THE FORGESTUS ANSWER → File the epic as a GitHub issue and type /proceed. Planner, architect, backend, web, and mobile agents build the stories in parallel, Opus reviews every change, and the epic lands deployed in your test environment — while your senior engineers stay on the work only they can do.
No big-bang rewrite. Forgestus modernizes your monolith slice by slice — and proves each slice behaves identically before it ships. Every step durable, every retry idempotent, every cost in the ledger.
A read-only scan maps your architecture and business rules, ranks risk by churn × complexity × coverage, and produces a dependency-ordered strangler plan with difficulty scores. Nothing is written to your code.
Before touching anything, Forgestus runs your existing tests on the old .NET Framework runtime and pins the result — the behavior every migrated slice will be measured against.
Agents port the slice to modern .NET on a Windows runner — applying recipes like CoreWCF where they fit, and flagging anything non-portable for a human instead of guessing.
A green parity report — new runtime vs the pinned baseline — gates the merge. The cutover board moves the slice monolith → shadow → live. Repeat until the monolith is modern.
Every slice lands with a green parity report as its receipt — start with an assessment →
The same deterministic agents that migrated your monolith deliver your everyday epics — across 11 stacks, with the same audit ledger and Opus review gates. File a GitHub issue, type /proceed, and the pipeline ships it.
Open a GitHub issue. Describe the work in plain language. Forgestus's planner agent breaks it into stories, posts a plan, and waits for your /proceed.
Architect, backend, web, and mobile agents work on isolated story branches at the same time — each with full repo context, each running the right toolchain for the right stack.
Reviewer agents audit every PR. halt verdicts trigger auto-retry of the implementing agent. advisory verdicts get logged. approve moves the epic forward.
Forgestus merges to develop, runs your deploy workflow, smoke-tests the deployed routes, and advances to the test environment on green. Failures route to devops-fix with the actual error in scope.
Node, modern .NET, classic .NET Framework on Windows Fargate, React, Next.js, Angular, Blazor, Flutter, Unity, WinForms/WPF, SSDT. The enterprise long tail, first-class.
Every transition durable in DynamoDB. Every retry idempotent. When an agent crashes, the orchestrator recovers without losing work. Crash-safe by construction.
Every model call, every retry, every dollar — written to AUDIT# rows that never expire. CSV export, regulator-ready (SIEM connectors on the roadmap).
Stuck epics auto-diagnose and fix themselves where safe. When an agent hits a target that doesn't exist, it pauses and asks instead of burning its budget — you /answer and it resumes. Every blocker surfaces a one-glance diagnosis with the exact fix command. No "wedged forever" mode, no log spelunking.
Add compliance: [hipaa] to forge.yaml — every agent inherits the coding controls. Enforced by the runtime, audited by the reviewers.
Anthropic, AWS Bedrock, OpenAI, or Vertex — your contract, your rate, your data-handling. We run the infrastructure; the flat platform fee covers it. Model tokens are the only usage cost, billed to you by your vendor — no bundled credits, no markups.
Classic .NET Framework 4.x on a Windows Fargate runner. Lambda dotnet8 on Linux. Flutter, Unity, Angular, Next.js — every stack with a first-class agent prompt and a deterministic QA runner.
Three tiers, repo-gated, with epics included in every plan. We run the infrastructure — the platform fee covers it; the only usage cost you pay is your own model tokens (bring your own Anthropic key, or AWS Bedrock / OpenAI / Vertex on Enterprise). Annual billing 15% off; two-year price-lock 25% off.
/proceed — however many stories the planner breaks it into. Team includes 20 epics/month, Business 75; beyond that, additional epics are billed per-epic ($40 Team, $30 Business) — nothing stops mid-flight, and in-progress epics always run to completion. Epics on Windows runners (classic .NET Framework, WPF/WinForms, SSDT) count as two, reflecting the heavier compute. Enterprise plans are unlimited because they run in your own AWS account.compliance: [hipaa, hitrust] to forge.yaml and every agent inherits the coding constraints — PHI logging rules, KMS encryption, audit-trail patterns, least-privilege IAM, DLQ requirements. Enforced by the runtime, hard-flagged by the reviewer agents. SOC 2 and FedRAMP are on the roadmap; PCI-DSS available as custom stack onboarding./answer and it resumes from where it stopped. For everything else, every blocker carries a structured diagnosis right in the portal: what's wrong, why, and the exact operator command to fix it (/retry, /restart, /proceed, /unblock). No "wedged forever" epics, no CloudWatch digging.forge.yaml; advisor token usage and cost are itemized separately on every audit row. Available on Enterprise, on your Anthropic key or Claude on AWS.Two weeks. One real epic from your backlog, delivered end-to-end on your GitHub repo. Includes forge.yaml authorship, two operator training sessions, and a written cost + outcome report. Tell us about your stack — we'll get back to you within one business day with a scoped pilot proposal.
Forgestus runs on its own compute during the pilot — no AWS or Anthropic setup required to evaluate. · Just have a question? Email us directly.
"You can outsource your thinking — but you can't outsource your understanding." Forgestus automates the work. Your team keeps the judgment.