Wilson Tech Forge / Agent infrastructure

Everyone has an agent. Now give them a home.

You do not need another agent. You need one place where all of them live: one workflow, one set of rules, one picture of what they are doing. That is what we build.

OpenClaw Hermes IronHermes · Rust core

Live on iforge.dev

One agent quoted the job. Another issued the invoice. Both wrote back to the CRM.

A trades business runs on a custom CRM. When a job lands in Telegram, an agent on iforge.dev prices it and drafts the quote. The owner checks it, approves it, and it is emailed to the customer. On a yes, the same platform raises the invoice, the owner confirms it before it is emailed out, and the status is written back to the CRM. Nobody copies a spreadsheet between tools.

Workflow 01 / Quoting and invoicing

Quote, invoice, CRM

Channels on one side, the platform in the middle, the business systems on the other. A person approves every quote and invoice before it reaches the customer, and every step is logged.

Channels
  • Telegram
  • WhatsApp
  • Discord
  • Email
  • Web form
iforge.dev

quote.agent priced

owner.review approved

invoice.agent raised

email.send delivered

crm.sync linked

Systems
  • Custom CRM
  • Invoicing
  • Job board

09:12 quote.draft ready for review · #Q-2207

09:13 owner approved quote → emailed to customer

09:31 customer replied "yes" via WhatsApp

09:31 invoice.raised · #INV-8841

09:33 owner confirmed invoice → emailed to customer

09:33 crm.job status → invoiced

The shift

One agent is a tool. A hundred agents is a company.

01

Everyone has one

A personal agent for research, code, and drafts. It feels like a colleague. It is not one.

02

Teams have many

Five, ten, thirty, each built for one job and invisible to everyone else.

03

Orchestration is still a spreadsheet

Memory, permissions, and approvals live in scripts, notebooks, and one person's head.

The problem

Scattered agents. Scattered work.

Most teams now run agents they cannot see, on tools that do not talk to each other, with rules that live in someone's head instead of the system.

Two agents, zero shared context

The research agent learned something the ops agent needs. Neither one can tell.

Context lost
research.agent Found: vendor SLA says 4h. memory: local
context not shared
ops.agent I do not know the SLA. memory: local

Rules copied until nobody knows what is allowed

Secrets, approvals, and limits get retyped between tools until they drift.

Access drifted
read workspaceallowed
send emailcopied
move fundsunknown
delete recordsunknown
3 tools · 0 shared policy

No single view of what ran

There is no one place showing what ran, what it cost, and what it needs from a person next.

Blind spot
no fleet view

The platform

One place where every agent lives.

Wilson Tech Forge builds the infrastructure and workflow that agent teams are missing: a runtime-agnostic home for OpenClaw, Hermes, IronHermes, and whatever you build next. All of it runs on iforge.dev.

OpenClaw Hermes IronHermes Rust core

Run agents built on any framework, side by side, without rewriting them to fit a house style. Bring OpenClaw today and your own agent tomorrow.

  • Runtime agnostic, one home for every framework
  • Side by side execution with isolated contexts
  • One CLI, one config, one deploy target

Context that survives across agents, tasks, and sessions. One agent learns it and the next one knows it too.

  • Durable memory shared by every runtime
  • Tools and credentials mounted once
  • Full history per action, per agent

Every action scoped, logged, and reversible. A person sets the rules once and the platform enforces them for every agent, every time.

  • One policy across every runtime
  • Human approval gates for sensitive calls
  • Full audit trail, exportable

Scheduled, triggered, and handed off like real work. One agent picks up what another finished without anyone copying a spreadsheet.

  • Trigger, schedule, and hand off between agents
  • A human in the loop where judgment is needed
  • The same workflow in the cloud or on a robot
A focused athlete training while a compact vision camera observes from the side

Built on the platform / Vision coaching

It sees every rep. It sounds like a coach.

Pose estimation reads the body in detail: angle, timing, position, the small corrections a camera on the wall would never catch. Then a coach you choose, in a voice you recognise, tells you what it saw and what to do next.

Workflow 02 / Coaching app

3rd Pull

Kinetic Barbell Intelligence. Reads the third pull, calls the cue in your ear, and files the session against your training log.

3rd Pull sign-in page showing kinetic barbell analysis with athlete gateway options
3rd Pull session analysis of a snatch showing knee flexion, trunk lean, bar path overlay, and peak velocity
Reads
Pose estimation for knee flexion, trunk lean, bar path, catch depth, peak velocity
Speaks
A coach persona you pick, delivered in a voice you recognise
Syncs
Training logs, bar-path telemetry, and Olympic biomechanics data
Choose your coach

Left elbow is out. Fix it. Again. Fine. Better.

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Built on the platform / ROS2 control

An agent that acts in the physical world.

The same platform drives the robots. Commands come from an agent, but every action passes through rules a person set.

Workflow 03 / ROS2 control

Command to motion

An agent plans the work, the arm executes it, and a person can take the wheel at any second.

A collaborative robotic arm precisely handling a component in a modern robotics lab
System ready / human supervised
  1. 01Command
  2. 02Plan
  3. 03Execute
  4. 04Supervise

Command

“Sort the blue bins by size, slowest first.” A plain sentence, not a script.

Build a control layer
Two engineers and a robotic arm working together on the same prototype

What it changes

Everyone gets leverage. Not just the engineers.

When every agent lives in one place, the work stops being a pile of clever demos. It becomes something a whole team can run.

01

For the builder

Ship on shared infrastructure in a day, instead of a quarter of plumbing.

02

For the coach and the operator

See what every agent did, why it did it, and what it needs from you.

03

For the leader

Know what your team is really running, and trust it enough to scale.

A controlled ribbon of forge heat glowing in a dark workshop

Get on the platform

Bring us your agents.

This form is for people who want their agents living on iforge.dev. Tell us what you are running today, what is breaking, and what you would like to stop doing by hand. We will show you what one home for all of it looks like.

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