We are introducing IsonForge, Epithre’s agentic coding tool. It reads, writes, and fixes code, runs commands, and works through programming tasks from start to finish, in conversation with the developer.
IsonForge does not stop at suggesting a snippet and leaving the rest to you. You describe what you need, it plans and makes the changes, and you review the result. It is built for developers and teams that want that kind of help with bug fixes, new features, refactors, and automation.
Two ways to use it
IsonForge comes in two forms.
IsonForge CLI runs in the terminal, with access to your local project. It edits files, searches the codebase, and executes commands right where your code lives. It installs with a one-line installer, and you sign in once through the browser. This is the form for real projects on your own machine.
IsonForge Web runs in the browser at isonai.net/forge, with nothing to install. You get a file workspace in the browser and an isolated sandbox where the code actually runs, and you can export the result as a ZIP. It is the easier choice for one-off tasks.
What it can do
Both forms share the same abilities. IsonForge reads, writes, and edits files. It searches across a codebase to find what a change should touch. It runs shell commands, and it can look things up on the web when a task depends on outside information.
A few habits matter on real projects. Plan mode lets it lay out what it intends to do before it changes any code. It can review code and run a security review. Project memory keeps context about the project between sessions, so it does not start from zero every time you come back.
The developer stays in control
We want to be plain about what this kind of tool is. Agentic coding tools work best when a developer reviews the result, and IsonForge is designed around that. It shows its plan before it acts, and it presents changes as diffs, so you can see exactly what changed and review it before moving on.
IsonForge does not replace developers. It works through the task; deciding what is worth building, and whether the result is right, stays with you.
In Indonesian, in Indonesia
IsonForge works fluently in Indonesian as well as English. A developer can drive it entirely in Indonesian, from describing the bug to reading the plan and discussing the changes.
The AI behind IsonForge runs on hardware we operate in Indonesia. Prompts and code sent to it are processed in-country, not on foreign clouds.
Where to start
Documentation is at forge.isonai.com. Both use the same IsonAI account to sign in. If you would rather see it work before installing anything, open isonai.net/forge in the browser and give it a one-off task.