Forge is preparing the requested surface and verifying the live route.
Forge is preparing the requested surface and verifying the live route.
Forge Workspaces give teams and agents a durable place to keep state, artifacts, and project continuity inside Forge.
Workspaces are the durable complement to Forge Compute. They keep the context, artifacts, and collaboration surface that should outlive a single ephemeral execution environment.
That makes Workspaces a distinct product surface for paid Forge subscribers, while the underlying runtime and engine access can still be paid for directly by non-subscribers and enterprise buyers.
These are the capabilities that justify Workspaces as a standalone surface instead of another compute paragraph.
Forge Workspaces preserve context, artifacts, and execution history across longer-running development or operations sessions so teams can resume without reconstructing state.
Workspaces give teams a governed place for the artifacts that should survive beyond one ephemeral compute task while still respecting platform access controls.
Shared workspaces let multiple people and agents operate against the same durable project context instead of starting from a clean slate every time.
Workspaces now sit inside the same bundled-plus-metered access model as the rest of Forge.
Workspace access is part of the bundled Forge experience for subscribers who want the full managed platform instead of buying every surface independently.
External systems and enterprise buyers can still pay for the underlying engines and runtime surfaces that power workspace workflows through pay-per-use access.
Enterprise teams can apply their own runtime, billing, and retention policies while keeping workspace usage commercially addressable.
Compare bundled Forge subscriptions with direct metered engine access for workspace-powered workflows.