GForge is an integrated software development and DevOps platform built to replace collections of disconnected project management, source control, collaboration, and delivery tools. It brings ticketing, agile planning, Git and SVN repositories, CI/CD, wikis, document management, chat, and AI-assisted workflows together under one login and shared data model. Ticketing features allow development teams to maintain versioned design information, break work into subtasks, and connect analysis directly with implementation and review. Agile capabilities include sprints, releases, roadmaps, backlogs, planning boards, and burndown information based on the same tickets teams use for everyday work. Source control supports Git and SVN, with inline code review comments and development activity automatically connected to relevant project records. GForge can integrate with Jenkins so build results are associated with the projects and tickets that triggered them. Flow AI can read and modify tickets, wiki pages, and sprint information using an administrator-approved model provider, while the GForge CLI enables local AI assistants and MCP-compatible development tools to work with project context. Organizations can deploy GForge as a hosted service, on their own infrastructure, or in completely air-gapped environments for regulated and sensitive software projects. GForge is intended for teams that want to consolidate their DevOps stack, maintain control over deployment and data, and manage the software lifecycle through one connected platform.