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Quickstart

What to Do Next

You have a working plan. Here are the most common next steps, ordered by how teams usually adopt Forgecroft.

Connect more environments

Create additional workspaces for staging, development, or other regions. Each workspace is isolated with its own state and credentials.

Learn about workspaces →

Manage multiple environments with Stacks

If you have the same code across dev, staging, and prod with different .tfvars files, Stacks create all three workspaces in one operation with a promotion graph between them.

Learn about stacks →

Set up notifications

Get notified when plans complete, fail, or need approval. Forgecroft supports Slack and email channels.

Learn about notifications →

Add governance

Prevent unsafe changes with policy checks and approval workflows. Forgecroft evaluates Open Policy Agent (Rego) policies and can require human approval before applies.

Learn about governance →

Run in your own environment

If you need plans to execute inside your own network, switch a workspace to agent mode. The Forgecroft Agent runs securely in your environment and reports results back.

Learn about the Agent →

Connect GitHub for automation

Install the GitHub App to get automatic plans on pull requests, commit statuses, and PR comments with plan output.

Learn about GitHub integration →