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TrueFoundry (TrueForge)

TrueForge: open-source agent harness runtime layer.

TrueFoundry, which sells an enterprise AI gateway and MCP gateway, maintains TrueForge, an open-source (MIT) agent harness that runs the agent execution loop: model calls, MCP tools (with header auth or OAuth), git-backed SKILL.md skills, sandboxed code execution (Daytona today), tool approvals, context management and session state. TrueForge exposes this through a chat UI, an HTTP API with a TypeScript SDK and an embeddable UI SDK, and adds context engineering such as subagents, deferred tool loading, Code Mode and compaction. It runs locally (SQLite) or hosted (Postgres + Redis).

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  1. GitHub repository and README
  2. TrueForge website
  3. TrueFoundry website