Start your Unreal team on ForgeLore
Customer guides come first: create a repository, connect an Unreal project, lock assets, invite teammates, and give AI assistants safe access.
Start with Unreal project setup, lock-aware collaboration, and AI assistant onboarding.
Architecture, API, release, and audit records remain available for maintainers.
Free workspaces can create one repository without checkout; paid upgrades say when billing is required.
Get started
Choose the task you want to complete, then follow the guide from prerequisites through verification.
Manage your team
Choose the task you want to complete, then follow the guide from prerequisites through verification.
Developer tools
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ForgeLore CLI reference
Use repository discovery, lock-aware commands, dry-runs, and recovery from a terminal.
ForgeLore MCP server
Connect MCP clients with predictable schemas, safety metadata, and recovery guidance.
TypeScript SDK reference
Build typed integrations against the same API used by ForgeLore tools.
ForgeLore API reference
Use structured HTTP responses, request IDs, pagination, and safe mutation patterns.
Agent safety and permissions
Understand scopes, dry-runs, idempotency, confirmation boundaries, and recovery.
Understand ForgeLore
Choose the task you want to complete, then follow the guide from prerequisites through verification.
How Lore helps Unreal teams
Learn how sparse workspaces, chunked storage, and locks support large projects.
Semantic diffs and artifacts
Use manifests, semantic summaries, diagnostics, and handoff bundles.
Troubleshooting and recovery
Recover from validation, permission, lock, rate-limit, and service failures.
Maintainer references
Architecture, API, release readiness, audits, and implementation records live in the repository under docs/.