@bozhou_ai: There's a pain point when using AI to write projects: frontend is too easy, backend is too hard. You can generate a page by just saying a sentence, but once you need to create a database, set up user login, file storage, or manage permissions, ordinary people get stuck right away. InsForge is here to fill this gap. YC S26 incubated, a platform specifically for AI programming agents to handle the backend, Apache…

There's a pain point when using AI to write projects: frontend is too easy, backend is too hard. You can generate a page by just saying a sentence, but once you need to create a database, set up user login, file storage, or manage permissions, ordinary people get stuck right away. InsForge is here to fill this gap. YC S26 incubated, a backend platform specifically for AI programming agents. Apache 2.0 open source, 9.7k stars on GitHub. How to integrate? Two ways: 1) MCP service, tools like Claude Code, Cursor can connect directly; 2) CLI + Skills, command line interaction, editor agnostic. Once connected, AI can automatically handle six things: PostgreSQL database table creation, migration, queries; user authentication, email registration, OAuth login, permission management; S3 file storage; Edge Functions, Deno edge nodes to run code; AI Gateway, one API to call multiple large models; one-click deployment, go live directly after writing. Easy to get started. Run locally with a single Docker Compose command, or one-click deploy to Railway / Zeabur / Sealos. Previously, AI could only help you write frontend code. With InsForge, it becomes a full-stack engineer that can independently deliver. https://github.com/InsForge/InsForge…