TrueFoundry's TrueForge offers developers an open-source option for managing AI agents.
The New Stack reports that TrueFoundry launched its open source TrueForge project. The source describes TrueForge as a rival to Claude Managed Agents. It states that the project supplies a vendor neutral model choice and positions itself against hosted agent runtimes. The coverage notes that control rather than performance alone may drive the next phase of agent infrastructure. Posts from the account frame the launch within discussions of at scale software deployment and management. The material presents TrueForge as an alternative developers can adopt without the constraints of proprietary hosted services. No further confirmation or independent details appear in the supplied posts.
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TrueFoundry's TrueForge offers developers an open-source option for managing AI agents.
The New Stack reports that TrueFoundry launched its open source TrueForge project. The source describes TrueForge as a rival to Claude Managed Agents. It states that the project supplies a vendor neutral model choice and positions itself against hosted agent runtimes. The coverage notes that control rather than performance alone may drive the next phase of agent infrastructure. Posts from the account frame the launch within discussions of at scale software deployment and management. The material presents TrueForge as an alternative developers can adopt without the constraints of proprietary hosted services. No further confirmation or independent details appear in the supplied posts.
The New Stack@thenewstackThe next battle in agent infrastructure may be over control, not just performance. Adrian Bridgwater examines how TrueForge aims to give developers an open-source alternative to hosted agent runtimes.
The New Stack@thenewstackThe next battle in agent infrastructure may be over control, not just performance. Adrian Bridgwater examines how TrueForge aims to give developers an open-source alternative to hosted agent runtimes.
