InsForge is an open-source, all-in-one backend platform built for agentic coding, with more than 13,100 stars on GitHub, giving your coding agent database, auth, storage, compute, hosting, and an AI gateway to ship full-stack apps end to end.
AI coding agents can write an application, but they stall at the backend: provisioning a database, wiring up authentication, configuring storage, and deploying somewhere real usually means a human stitching together half a dozen services. InsForge is designed so the agent never has to stop. Every service — a PostgreSQL database with pgvector for embeddings, OAuth2 authentication, file storage, serverless compute, realtime over websockets, and hosting — is built to be operated by agents directly through a CLI and skills, not by a person clicking through a dashboard. It works with the coding agents developers already use, including Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex, and the company behind it is backed by Y Combinator. The platform is Apache-2.0 licensed and can be self-hosted, while the managed cloud at insforge.dev lets a project go from prompt to production without any infrastructure hand-holding. The repository is updated daily in 2026.
InsForge is free and open source under the Apache-2.0 license for self-hosting. The managed InsForge cloud is a paid service with usage-based tiers for projects, database, storage, and bandwidth — check insforge.dev for current plans.
Indie hackers, AI-native startups, and developer teams building full-stack apps primarily with coding agents, who want the whole backend provisioned and operated by the agent instead of assembled by hand.