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How to deploy a shared hosted harness for a team with Trueforge

Run TrueForge in hosted mode with Postgres and Redis so a team shares one agent setup.

Credentials. Shared MCP header auth, OAuth tokens, and model keys are stored in the harness, so limit who can view or change these connections.

Who it is forA platform engineer who must give several teammates the same models, tools, and sandbox behind a login.

The problemLocal mode is single-user and has no login by default, so a team needs a shared, multi-replica deployment.

The outcomeA hosted TrueForge deployment with shared catalogs, optional OIDC login, and a sandbox available to agents.

What you need first

  • A machine where you can run npx, for the local quickstart
  • API access to at least one model provider you plan to connect (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, or an OpenAI-compatible endpoint)
  • Optional: credentials for any remote MCP server you plan to use (header auth or OAuth)
  • For hosted mode: Postgres and Redis, plus Docker Compose, Helm, or Railway

Steps

  1. Choose hosted mode, which uses Postgres and Redis for storage.
  2. Deploy with Docker Compose, Helm, or Railway by following the Quickstart guide.
  3. Connect shared models, MCP servers, skills, and the sandbox in Initial Setup.
  4. Enable optional OIDC login from the Setup Login guide before inviting teammates.
  5. Create one shared agent and confirm a teammate can run it and see the session in Sessions.

Prompt for your agent

In the truefoundry/trueforge repo, deploy hosted mode using <deployment-method> (Docker Compose, Helm, or Railway) following the Quickstart, then connect one model and one MCP server. Report the deployment URL and confirm that a login is required. Verify that a shared agent runs successfully for a second user.

Caveat. The README gives no setup steps for Helm, Docker Compose, or Railway beyond naming them, so follow the linked Quickstart for exact instructions.

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