Ship faster when your tools share context.

Software and digital product delivery teams work in a deliberately rich but fragmented ecosystem. Every tool lives in its own tab or application. Every client project means tracking down the right Jira spaces, GitHub repositories and Figma files. Every context switch costs sessions, threads and focus.

Generic AI assistants don’t fix this. They can’t see the open page or the active mandate, so you still have to export text, attach screenshots and re-explain the work with every new question. Add the daily sprawl of calendar, timesheets and training alongside the technical complexity of unifying web authentication, the terminal, Claude Code and MCP servers within a single project frame, and the result is significant friction, little continuity and AI disconnected from the actual work on screen.

Outpost is built on the Forra SDK, a direct proof that the platform can power production-grade applications beyond chat. It is a three-panel macOS workspace: projects on the left, web platforms or git repository in the center, assistants on the right. Each project groups its persistent tabs, integrations and Forra conversation. Page Insight reads the center view and surfaces structured actions (summarize, explain, write a bug, propose a user story) along with custom prompts, without leaving the flow.

Forra handles streaming, models, custom assistants and services connected via Scout. An Integrations hub installs the CLIs and MCPs your team needs. Claude Code accesses the same platform APIs through the Scout MCP bridge. Complementary panels cover Your Day, cross-tool discovery and a git browser with history and diffs, so you stay in one place for code, tracking and morning tasks.