Alibaba Cloud
Model Studio and Qwen for long-context autonomous engineering tasks, with a native Forge provider and BYOK control.
Explore Alibaba Cloud →Forge keeps provider complexity out of the developer workflow while supporting direct, bring-your-own-key integrations with leading AI infrastructure.
Launch integrations are technically connected through OpenAI-compatible provider adapters and remain customer-controlled.
Model Studio and Qwen for long-context autonomous engineering tasks, with a native Forge provider and BYOK control.
Explore Alibaba Cloud →Use qwen3.8-max as a first-class Forge model while retaining Forge planning, build, test, repair and verification.
Explore Qwen →Connect NVIDIA NIM as a Forge model provider and use NVIDIA-hosted or approved self-hosted NIM endpoints.
Explore NVIDIA →OpenAI-compatible NIM inference with a coding-focused default model and Forge's verification workflow above it.
Explore NIM →Every integration uses the same authenticated Forge run/status/cancel contract.
Run Forge from the editor while keeping credentials in the editor's secure storage.
Download editor plugins →Use Forge in repository pipelines with secret-managed API keys and idempotent runs.
Download CI adapters →Call Forge directly with retry, polling and cancellation helpers.
Download SDKs →Cloud adapters also cover Alibaba Cloud and NVIDIA workloads through the same Forge API.
Download cloud adapters →Forge can route tasks automatically, while enterprise teams can pin a provider, region, endpoint or model when policy requires it.
Each provider integration is designed to support attributable calls, model usage and verified developer outcomes as the partnership program expands.
Forge Core 1.0 combines repository IR, dependency/change-impact reasoning, atomic safe patching, risk-based specialist verification, tamper-evident proof receipts and privacy-safe learning. Forge 0.2.2 remains the automatic fallback for internal Core failures.