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Opsera Forge

A context- and intent-aware AI software factory with guardrailed agents.

Opsera sells an AI-driven software delivery platform; its Forge product, launched in April 2026, is a governed 'software factory' that converts intent into machine-readable specifications before code is written, reverse-engineers legacy COBOL, .NET and Java systems into specs, and keeps a persistent context layer to reduce drift. Humans supervise agents through auditable work orders, agentic actions are mapped to corporate policies, and a ForgeScore scorecard rates output across eight dimensions. Opsera also offers IDE AppSec agents, AI-spend analytics and policy-as-code DevOps.

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  1. Opsera homepage
  2. TechIntelPro: Opsera launches Forge