What it is
Forze IDE is an offline-first desktop workbench that brings coding, parallel AI-agent workflows, secret protection, deployment tools, and build-in-public publishing into one place.
How it works
Forze combines a Tauri v2 and Rust desktop shell with a React and TypeScript interface. Vibe Stations run real terminal sessions for agent CLIs side by side. Its filesystem-based Agent Bus assigns roles and file-lane leases so agents can work in parallel without editing the same paths. Commit Guard scans staged changes for secrets before a commit. Other tools include scheduled prompts, a Vercel deployment client, source control, a kanban board, and a build-in-public scheduler.
What we learned
The hardest work was making parallel agents safe, keeping the interface responsive during streamed AI output, and handling platform-specific desktop behavior. The project uses real terminal processes and repository data rather than simulated terminal or dashboard content.
Project history and demo
This is an existing project by Arham Begani, created before Next Founders and previously entered in other hackathons. This is a separate Devpost project page prepared for Next Founders; no event-specific development is claimed. The linked demo is 3 minutes 11 seconds long. Next Founders asks for a 5-minute demo, so this video is shorter than the requested duration.
Built With
- claude-code
- google-gemini-api
- react
- rust
- tauri
- typescript
