From empty folder to first commit.
Forge scaffolds HTML, PHP, and static projects from the CLI or the dashboard — clean structure, sensible defaults, and git wired in from the very first commit. No boilerplate hunting, no starter-kit sprawl.
New project, zero setup.
Forge gets a project from nothing to ready-to-edit in seconds — and hands it straight to Canvas and Workspaces.
Project scaffolding
Generate a clean HTML, PHP, or static-site structure in seconds — folders, base files, and config laid out the way you'd lay them out yourself.
CLI or dashboard
Run pe forge new from the terminal, or click New Project inside the studio. Same scaffolds, whichever way you work.
Git from commit one
Every project starts as a git repository with a sensible .gitignore and an initial commit — so version history is there from the very beginning.
Templates
Start from the included templates — like the schema-marked event page — or register your own as reusable starting points.
One command, ready to edit.
Scaffold, init, register
Pick a template, name the project, and Forge writes the files, initializes git, and — optionally — registers the result as a Workspace so you can open it in Canvas immediately.
- No package manager — projects stay dependency-free by default
- No build step — what you scaffold is what you ship
- Hands off to Canvas the moment it's created
The command shown here is a preview of the direction — final flags and output will land with the release.
$ pe forge new acme-site --template static ✓ scaffolded acme-site/ ✓ git init + initial commit ✓ registered workspace "acme-site" → open in Canvas to start editing
Forge is on the roadmap. Tell us what you'd want to scaffold and we'll keep you posted.
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