We turn plain language
into deployed Fable 5 agents.
You own the upside.

No. Forgent runs your agents for you — there's nothing to plug in, no API key, no Anthropic account. Connect your wallet and start building.

Forgent is 100% free. Building, deploying, and running your agents are all covered by the platform. There's no API key, no usage bill, no hidden paid tier, and no artificial quotas.

The creator token on Solana, live on pump.fun. Holding 1,000 $FORGENT in your signed-in wallet unlocks the whole platform. You also earn points by building: +50 the first time you publish an agent to the marketplace, and +2 every time someone completes a public run of your agent. Points accrue in an on-ledger history, convertible to $FORGENT at the snapshot. The official contract address is on the $FORGENT page.

Two ways, both tied to real usage: publishing an agent to the marketplace pays +50, once per agent (your first publish of it, ever), and every completed public run of one of your agents pays +2. Forks and favorites help people discover your work but earn nothing. Your balance and full history live in Settings → Creator rewards.

Every Forgent agent runs on Claude Fable 5 — Anthropic's latest and most capable model, built for the hardest, longest-running agents. You don't have to choose or configure anything: it's the engine behind every agent you build.

Yes, in two cases: (1) calls to the Anthropic API pass through our proxy because Managed Agents doesn't yet support direct calls from a browser (CORS); (2) your saved blueprints are stored in a Postgres DB (Neon) if you're signed in. No analytics, no third-party sharing — neither conversations nor prompts are used to train models.

Yes, that's literally the point. If you can describe what you want in plain language, you can build an agent. The Builder asks questions, suggests the tools, and one-click deployment does the rest.

Yes, through Anthropic-compatible MCP servers: GitHub, Slack, Notion, Google Drive, Gmail, and more. The Builder detects them based on your needs and attaches them to the agent automatically.

Every deployed agent gets a webhook URL plus a personal API token. You can call it from a cron job, GitHub Actions, n8n, or any script. See your agent's page under "My Agents" for the ready-to-copy cURL recipe.