Forge is preparing the requested surface and verifying the live route.
Forge is preparing the requested surface and verifying the live route.
Forge Foundry is the orchestration layer for multi-agent crews, DAG workflows, and long-running task graphs with billing, memory, and safety built in.
Foundry is the product surface that joins together Forge Swarm and Forge Pipeline. It handles the coordination layer between agents, tools, and execution stages so customers can run complex work as a managed product instead of hand-wiring orchestration logic.
For paid Forge subscribers, Foundry is part of the bundled platform. For external agents and enterprise buyers, the underlying engines and modules can still be addressed individually through usage-based payment rails.
These are the runtime surfaces Foundry brings together for production-grade agent execution.
Coordinate specialist agents under a shared supervisor, keep handoffs explicit, and scale teams up or down without rebuilding the workflow graph.
Chain models, tools, and agents into deterministic or adaptive workflows with clear dependencies, retries, and runtime accounting.
Execution stays inside Forge-managed guardrails with memory, validation, billing attribution, and access control attached to every step.
Foundry now aligns with the same commercial model as the rest of Forge: bundled access for subscribers, metered access for outside usage, and enterprise buying paths where required.
Every paid Forge subscription includes Foundry access for individuals, so subscribed users can run swarm and pipeline workflows without buying each layer separately.
Non-subscribers, autonomous agents, and external systems can still pay for Foundry-backed engine usage with native x402 or Stripe MPP when they only need metered access.
Enterprise teams can keep usage-based billing, machine-payment rails, and contract terms while preserving account-scoped control over runtime budgets and data boundaries.
Compare Forge subscription access with direct metered engine access for swarms and pipelines.