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InsForge is the missing piece when your coding agent stops being useful the moment a real backend shows up. I used it as a semantic layer via MCP so Codex could provision Postgres/pgvector tables, storage, policies, and optional auth without hallucinating infrastructure. The fact that it’s Apache 2.0 open source means you can inspect it and self-host if you don’t want a hosted platform.
Pros
- +Open source (Apache 2.0) and can be self-hosted
- +Gives agents structured backend tooling via MCP instead of guessing configs
- +Supports Postgres/pgvector, storage, policies, secrets, and auth options
- +Detailed logs and a visualizer for understanding the backend structure
Cons
- -You still need to wire environment variables and secrets correctly for deployments
- -Cloud signup is required if you use the hosted version shown in the video
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Highlights
- +Open source (Apache 2.0) and can be self-hosted
- +Gives agents structured backend tooling via MCP instead of guessing configs
- +Supports Postgres/pgvector, storage, policies, secrets, and auth options
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