Forward
Installs your API into a customer's codebase in one command
Forward launched on June 3, 2026 with 103 votes, #369 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.
What it does
Forward is an AI forward-deployed engineer that integrates your API directly into your customers' codebases. Instead of 50-page docs, users run one command. Forward analyzes their repo, writes the integration on a new branch, runs tests, and opens a PR for review. Built for API and SDK companies to eliminate churn between signup and the first successful call. It learns your house style and ensures safety through build validation—all while saving users hours of manual wiring.
Forward reads your API docs and ships an embeddable AI co-pilot. Your users operate your product in plain language, with no dashboard to learn. Monitoring and evals included.
Forward reads your API documentation and ships a production-grade AI co-pilot you embed in your product. Your customers say what they need. The agent handles it through your own API. Wide Renaissance fresco in the manner of Raphael's School of Athens: a grand vaulted marble hall filled with scholars in classical robes debating and studying, warm plaster and stone tones, soft diffuse light, gentle fade to white at the edges, museum-scan quality, no text, no watermark. Reads what you already have. OpenAPI or Swagger, docs sites, Postman, GraphQL, Markdown. Your API stays in charge. Signed sessions, your permission checks, confirmation gates on writes. Measured from day one. Traces, evals, and…from forward.codeongrass.com
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