Gather the context once
Pull the approved messages, meetings, documents, project updates, CRM records, or public research into one bounded mission.
Mightforge gathers approved context, coordinates the right specialists, and returns one decision-ready result. You review the plan once, set the boundaries, and stop rebuilding the same research and reporting workflow by hand.
Project signals gathered, conflicting claims flagged, and the next decisions pulled into one sourced brief.
Describe the result you need. Mightforge breaks it into steps, assigns up to three specialists, and coordinates their handoffs.
Approve the plan, sources, permissions, and maximum spend. Save the mission and run it again manually or on a schedule.
Get the brief, source references, limitations, measured usage, and a receipt of what actually happened.
Mightforge takes on the repetitive work around a decision, so your attention goes to the decision itself.
Pull the approved messages, meetings, documents, project updates, CRM records, or public research into one bounded mission.
Research, analysis, writing, and review happen in a visible sequence, without you moving drafts between separate chats.
Save the mission with its inputs and limits, then run it again or schedule it for recurring briefs and monitoring.
You stay in control without having to supervise every prompt.
Choose a proven template or state what you need, which systems matter, and what the finished deliverable should contain.
Review the tasks, specialists, sources, permissions, delivery setting, and hard spending ceiling before execution.
Read one evidence-backed deliverable with facts, inferences, limitations, usage, and the next decisions clearly separated.
Mightforge starts each template with a visible time-saved estimate. Replace it with your own number, and the workspace counts only completed missions. You can compare that estimated time with measured provider spend without turning assumptions into fake revenue.
The best first mission is a useful brief or review you already rebuild every day or week.
Turn approved inbox and calendar context into priorities, commitments, conflicts, and questions that need your decision.
Combine Slack and Jira evidence into accomplishments, blockers, owners, decisions, and a ready-to-review summary.
Bring together the purpose, relevant messages, open decisions, and questions to ask — with references back to the source.
Schedule project risk, knowledge change, or market monitoring and review the result when it is ready.
Every mission carries a maximum you authorize up front. It is reserved before the first model call and enforced while the mission runs, so a time-saving workflow cannot become an open-ended bill.
An execution receipt from a real mission. Every number is measured, not estimated.
The workflow stays familiar. You choose where the AI team runs and keep provider usage separate from your Mightforge subscription.
Your reviewed plan opens in the Mightforge app inside ChatGPT, where you approve the run. ChatGPT owns that model session and its own connected apps. Mightforge never receives your ChatGPT password, session or subscription.
The mission is queued and executed on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, with per-user connections held in AgentCore Identity. Access tokens never reach your browser, the mission record, or the model prompt.
The parts that are easy to fake are the parts we make verifiable.
A connection reads as ready only after a real, recent read succeeded for your account — never because a token exists somewhere.
Verified facts, inferences and limitations are kept apart in the result, each carrying its source.
If the required context is missing or empty, the mission stops and says so rather than inventing an answer.
Content read from your systems is treated as evidence, never as instructions to the team.
Your subscription pays for the planning, coordination, reusable workflows, and receipts. Model usage stays separate and visible.
A private workspace for turning recurring knowledge work into reusable missions with explicit permissions, evidence, time-value assumptions, and cost controls.
The subscription pays for Mightforge. ChatGPT usage follows your ChatGPT plan. AWS Bedrock usage is billed by AWS and remains protected by the limits you set in Mightforge.
No. The ChatGPT edition runs inside ChatGPT. ChatGPT owns its model session and separately connected apps; Mightforge receives neither your ChatGPT password nor subscription token.
No. The Standard subscription pays for the Mightforge workspace. ChatGPT and AWS remain the usage authorities for their models.
Read-only is the default. External actions remain disabled except for explicitly supported, exact payloads protected by a short-lived, single-use approval.
The mission blocks and records the limitation. Mightforge is designed to show missing context instead of filling the gap with an invented result.
Mightforge is in an invite-only production beta and is not yet open for general sign-up. It is being run against real work, with each release gated on a published set of acceptance checks covering connection honesty, cost control, evidence quality and external-action safety. If you would like to follow it, get in touch.
Add the Mightforge portal to your home screen. The same light workspace, account, and approval controls travel with you.
An internet connection is required for sign-in, connections, and missions. Private workspace data is not saved for offline use. Installation options vary by browser.