Free to run. Open-source. No kernel knowledge required to install — just download and run. Certification (publishing your signed results to the public ledger) requires a submission — see pricing.
pip install forgecertifyAll releases & checksums ↗
Grab the binary for your platform above, or run pip install forgecertify. The forgecertify CLI is immediately available in your PATH.
Point it at a kernel with --kernel forgekernel. The suite runs all 2,224 tests. Capabilities your kernel doesn't support are automatically skipped — skips are not failures.
Run forgecertify report result.json to produce a self-contained HTML dashboard — pass/fail charts, per-suite breakdown, slowest tests, timing. Share it with your team.
Upload your signed result file at forgecertify.org/certify. Results are verified, published to the public ledger, and a certificate is issued.
# Install (or use the downloaded binary) pip install forgecertify # List available kernel adapters forgecertify kernels # Run the full suite — ForgeKernel (reference) forgecertify run --kernel forgekernel --output ./results # Run against manifold3d pip install manifold3d forgecertify run --kernel manifold3d # Run only fast tests forgecertify run --kernel forgekernel -m "not slow" # Generate an HTML report (great for sharing) forgecertify report ./results/forgecertify-result-forgekernel.json # → Opens as a dashboard in your browser # Verify cryptographic signature forgecertify verify ./results/forgecertify-result-forgekernel.json # Generate a signing keypair for your own kernel forgecertify keygen --out-prefix my_kernel
| Native binary | No Python required · self-contained |
| pip install | Python 3.10 or later |
| RAM | 4 GB minimum · 8 GB recommended |
| Disk | 500 MB for runner + test suite |
| macOS | 13 Ventura or later |
| Linux | Ubuntu 20.04 · Debian 11 · RHEL 8+ |