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What will you forge?

One platform. A world of useful work.

From the questions your team asks every day to the ideas waiting to take shape. Discover what you can do with Forge agents.

Internal knowledge & onboarding

Help your team find answers and get up to speed.

Useful knowledge is often scattered across guides and procedures, or held by a few experienced colleagues. Finding an answer interrupts the work people are trying to do.

  • Walk through an internal process and its requirements.
  • Help a new colleague understand your products or services.
  • Find guidance in operational reference material.
What your Forge agent needs

Prepared policies, process guides, product information, and source references relevant to your team.

Discuss this use case
Gateway · End-user workspaceExample content

You ask

Walk me through our supplier onboarding process. What should I prepare, and which guidance should I review?

Business assistant

Supplier onboarding, step by step

  1. Prepare the supplier profile and the documents listed in the onboarding guide.
  2. Review the approval responsibilities before submitting the request.
  3. Use the operations checklist to confirm that all required information is complete.
2 Sources
Example sources
  • Supplier onboarding guide
  • Operations checklist

Keep the work going

“Turn these steps into a checklist that a new colleague can follow.”

Customer & website assistance

Give customers a clearer path to answers.

Customers have questions before they are ready to act. When service details and requirements are difficult to navigate, even a simple next step becomes a source of friction.

  • Explain service requirements and application steps.
  • Answer product and documentation questions.
  • Point visitors toward relevant information and official resources.
What your Forge agent needs

Curated product or service information, FAQs, official instructions, and a branded website integration.

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Gateway · Website assistantExample content

You ask

I am interested in this service. What should I review before applying, and where can I find the instructions?

Business assistant

Before you apply

  1. Review the service guide to check whether the offering fits your needs.
  2. Prepare the information listed in the application requirements.
  3. Follow the official application instructions for the next step.
2 Sources
Example sources
  • Service guide
  • Application requirements

Keep the work going

“Explain the application requirements in simpler terms.”

Research & decision support

Turn research questions into clear decision briefs.

Gathering information is only the beginning. Teams still need to compare findings, understand trade-offs, and identify the questions that remain open.

  • Compare publicly documented provider offerings.
  • Build background knowledge before a business discussion.
  • Develop a sourced brief on a market or unfamiliar topic.
What your Forge agent needs

A focused question, decision criteria, and public web search enabled for your Forge agent. Add business context to make the comparison relevant.

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Gateway · End-user workspaceExample content

You ask

Compare three service providers for a small consulting business. Use our priorities, link to the sources, and flag what we still need to confirm.

Business assistant

A brief for the next decision

  1. Compare the options against your priorities for coverage, support, and cost.
2 Sources
Example sources
  • Public provider documentation
  • Published service information
A brief for the next decisionMarkdown · Revision 2

Keep the work going

“Save this as a decision brief and add a section for the questions we should ask.”

Business writing & documentation

Turn expertise into useful business content.

Your team understands its work. Turning that understanding into a clear document, useful guide, or consistent piece of content still takes time and repeated revision.

  • Draft a proposal from a supplied brief.
  • Turn process information into a practical guide or FAQ.
  • Adapt existing text for a different audience or tone.
What your Forge agent needs

A clear brief, relevant business context, and available prepared knowledge. Use project instructions for recurring requirements.

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Gateway · End-user workspaceExample content

You ask

Draft a customer onboarding guide using the service information available. Organize it into preparation, first steps, and common questions. Save it as an artifact we can refine.

Business assistant

Your customer onboarding guide

  1. Preparation: agree on the goals, participants, and information needed to begin.
Your customer onboarding guideMarkdown · Revision 2

Keep the work going

“Make the guide more concise and add a welcome message.”

Interactive explainers & prototypes

Make ideas easier to understand—and try.

Some ideas are difficult to communicate through paragraphs alone. A small interactive experience can make a concept easier to explore and discuss.

  • Create an onboarding quiz with explanatory feedback.
  • Build a simple calculator or interactive process explainer.
  • Explore a lightweight product-interface prototype.
What your Forge agent needs

A focused idea, the content to explain, and a description of the desired interaction. HTML artifacts run as self-contained previews.

Discuss this use case
Gateway · End-user workspaceExample content

You ask

Create a self-contained HTML onboarding quiz from these five topics. Explain each answer after the user responds, and show a summary at the end.

Business assistant

A small experience to learn from

  1. A question-by-question flow built around the supplied topics.
A small experience to learn fromHTML · Revision 2

Keep the work going

“Simplify the wording and add another practice question.”

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