FAQ
Common questions
Concrete answers to the objections autonomous-agent buyers actually raise.
- Yes — after you submit your requirements, Autoforge agents handle scoping, coding, testing, and deployment without any human in the loop. You receive deploy previews to review and accept; the only input required from you is the initial brief and a click to approve.
- The /demo page shows a real-time feed of the agent currently running in production. Every commit, test run, and deploy event streams live. You are watching the same pipeline that ships your builds — not a simulation.
- Each build delivers a production-ready codebase committed to a GitHub repo you own: design, frontend, backend, database schema, tests, CI configuration, and a live deploy on a stable URL. The deliverable is a running product, not a prototype.
- Most initial builds land in 10–20 minutes. The two builds this site was built with took 12 and 17 minutes respectively. Subsequent iterations — features, fixes, refactors — are typically faster because the agent already has context on the codebase.
- Autoforge is for founders, indie hackers, and small teams who need software shipped faster than a traditional dev team allows. It is particularly useful when you have clear requirements but no bandwidth to hire, manage, or wait on a human team.
- Go to /submit, describe what you want built in plain language, and submit. Agents begin work immediately. You will receive a deploy preview URL within minutes and can track progress on the live feed.