Production beta

Give work to your AI team.

Describe the outcome you want. Mightforge prepares a plan you review, staffs it with a small team of named specialists, and runs it against the systems you explicitly connect — under a spending limit you set before anything starts.

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Plan before action

Every mission opens as a proposal: the steps, the specialists, the systems it would read, and what it is not allowed to do. Nothing runs until you approve it.

Staffed automatically

Between one and three specialists are selected for the work — never a generic assistant, never a crowd. Coordination and an independent review pass are built in.

Bounded autonomy

Read-only by default. External sends, edits and deletions stay switched off unless you approve one exact action, once.

The spending limit is set before the work starts, not after.

Every mission carries a maximum you authorize up front. It is reserved before the first model call and enforced while the mission runs — not reported to you afterwards.

  • The mission stops between steps if measured cost reaches your ceiling.
  • Costs come from actual provider usage, never an estimate presented as a fact.
  • Anything that cannot be priced from complete usage data stays visibly unpriced.
  • A monthly workspace limit sits above the per-mission one.

Two ways to run it

One Mightforge account, two execution modes. You choose which provider does the work.

ChatGPT edition

Runs inside ChatGPT

Your reviewed plan opens in the Mightforge app inside ChatGPT, where you approve the run. ChatGPT owns that model session and its own connected apps. Mightforge never receives your ChatGPT password, session or subscription.

AWS Bedrock edition

Runs in the Mightforge portal

The mission is queued and executed on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, with per-user connections held in AgentCore Identity. Access tokens never reach your browser, the mission record, or the model prompt.

Built to be checkable

The parts that are easy to fake are the parts we make verifiable.

Connections you can trust

A connection reads as ready only after a real, recent read succeeded for your account — never because a token exists somewhere.

Evidence, separated

Verified facts, inferences and limitations are kept apart in the result, each carrying its source.

Blocks instead of guessing

If the required context is missing or empty, the mission stops and says so rather than inventing an answer.

Retrieved text is data

Content read from your systems is treated as evidence, never as instructions to the team.

Where Mightforge is today

Mightforge is in production beta and is not yet open for general sign-up. It is being run against real work, with each release gated on a published set of acceptance checks covering connection honesty, cost control, evidence quality and external-action safety. If you would like to follow it, get in touch.