Forge turns approved intent into working capability.
Forge is the production workbench for building ZillaAI™ itself. It turns plans into code, scripts, tests, operational changes, validation proof, and reviewable delivery artifacts through controlled execution lanes.
The build floor for ZillaAI™.
Forge exists so ZillaAI™ can do real work without pretending every task is just conversation. It is where build requests become queued production work, execution lanes run under policy, and the operator can see what changed, what passed, and what still needs review.
Where Forge fits in the ZillaAI™ project.
Schema and Signal define intent, Vector routes approved work, Forge executes and validates, then artifacts return for operator review.
What Forge will be responsible for.
This is public-safe project language. Internal build state, exact percent complete, test evidence, and implementation details stay in the internal roadmap and future manual track.
Developer Studio
Code, script, dashboard, and automation work with review-ready outputs.
Build Queue
Visible status for planned, running, blocked, and completed implementation tasks.
Execution Fabric
Controlled lanes for local shell, bridge, browser, workspace, API, and future worker tools.
Delivery Review
Completed changes, artifacts, test evidence, and operator approval before final handoff.
Readiness Strip
Compact state for bridge, browser, model, repository, and execution readiness.
Capability Library
Reusable patterns, skills, scripts, and module-level build assets.
How this surface matures.
The public roadmap is directional, not a private build tracker. It explains the sequence of maturity without exposing internal implementation tickets or runtime details.
Reliable execution truth
Finish live state for active, blocked, complete, and review-needed tasks.
Vector integration
Connect Forge work items to routing, permissions, and approval gates.
Validation standard
Require usable proof for every production task before handoff.
Reusable capability records
Turn completed work into future leverage rather than isolated fixes.
Visible orchestration
Show multi-lane production status without exposing private commands publicly.
Visuals to complete the page.
These pages are text-first drafts. The next design pass should replace placeholders with public-safe graphics that make the module concrete without leaking private environment details.