“Know what every task cost, and that it passed.”
For solo developers who run several coding agents and want review, proof and cost control on every block.
Every change is planned, reviewed in a fresh session (a second model if enabled), proven by gates, and recorded with its cost and time.
npm install -g @codedology/code-forge
code-forge init
Why stopped matters: cost, time and outcome are recorded even when a block stops.
"The evidence pattern blocks a drive path only as a prefix, so ./C:/Windows still validates."
For solo developers who run several coding agents and want review, proof and cost control on every block.
For small agencies that build client work with agents and must price it from real cost and time recorded per block.
Work is cut into blocks and each block gets a plan before an agent writes code.
One coding agent executes the planned block while code-forge tracks cost and time.
A fresh session reviews the change and reports findings, so no session grades its own work. If you enable it, a second model reviews too.
Every block is proven by gates. Configured gates must pass or be recorded as skipped before a block closes.
Each block is recorded in the ledger with its cost and time. Cost, time and outcome are recorded even when a block stops.
You keep your own API keys. One agent codes, a different model reviews.
Claude Code · Codex · Grok …
One agent codes, a different model reviews. You keep your own API keys.
Each block is a planned unit of work: planned first, coded by one agent, reviewed in a fresh session (a second model if enabled), proven by gates (the checks you configure), and recorded in the ledger with its cost and time—even when a block stops.
Claude Code, Codex, Grok and more, with your own keys. You keep your own API keys: one agent codes the block and a different model reviews it.
The ledger records cost and time per block, so you can price the next job from facts. The run numbers on this page are examples from code-forge’s own ledger; your own work will have its own cost and time.
code-forge is an open-source (MIT) command-line tool published as the npm package @codedology/code-forge. Install globally and initialize in your repository:
npm install -g @codedology/code-forge
code-forge init