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forg-mcp

v3.0.8

Published

FORG MCP server — automatic AI session tracking for Copilot, Cursor, VS Code and any MCP-compatible tool

Readme

forg-mcp

FORG MCP server — published on npm as forg-mcp for automatic AI session tracking across official FORG adapters.

Once connected, FORG automatically:

  • Opens a session when your AI tool starts
  • Tracks tool usage throughout the session
  • Closes the session when your AI tool exits
  • Displays everything on your FORG dashboard

Install

forg-mcp is normally installed for you automatically via the FORG CLI:

forg connect <tool>

Supported official adapters:

  • claude-code
  • cursor
  • vscode
  • windsurf
  • jetbrains
  • opencode
  • neovim
  • copilot
  • continue
  • codex
  • gemini-cli
  • aider
  • zed
  • warp
  • roo
  • cline
  • powershell

Manual MCP config

If you need to wire it into another MCP-compatible tool manually, add this server entry:

{
  "command": "npx",
  "args": ["-y", "forg-mcp@latest"]
}

FORG-generated configs handle FORG_KEYSTORE=file:// automatically when a tool needs the file-backed keystore path.

How it works

  • Session start → emitted automatically when the MCP server initializes
  • Session end → emitted automatically when the AI tool disconnects
  • Tool tracking → emitted as MCP-aware tools invoke FORG-managed actions
  • Goal and attribution → attached to the current FORG device, session, and project context

Requirements

  • Node.js ≥ 18
  • FORG account at forg.pro
  • forg CLI activated with a valid license token

License

See LICENSE — UpgradIQ, Inc.