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Starfire AI

Starfire AI is a multi-model AI platform for conversation, reasoning, research, knowledge, software creation, automation, and developer workloads. It is designed around three primary ways of using the platform:

Starfire AI

The human-facing AI workspace for chat, research, projects, files, knowledge, and creation.

Control Center

The operating surface for authorized administrators running the Starfire platform.

Developer Platform

APIs, credentials, applications, webhooks, logs, usage, and software integrations.

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One platform, multiple AI workloads

Starfire AI is more than a chat interface. The platform is being built as a shared system for several classes of work:
  • Chat & reasoning — interactive conversations with selectable or routed AI models.
  • Projects — persistent workspaces that organize conversations, files, knowledge, and outputs around a goal.
  • Knowledge — files, repositories, retrieval, embeddings, and RAG-backed context.
  • Research — search, source collection, claim verification, and citation-aware analysis.
  • FORGE — code-oriented build workflows that can plan, create, validate, repair, and package software artifacts.
  • Agents & automation — reusable AI roles plus task, workflow, schedule, watcher, approval, and memory foundations.
  • Organizations — shared members, permissions, usage, billing, projects, and policies.
  • Developer workloads — programmatic access to Starfire capabilities through a versioned developer platform.

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The Starfire architecture at a glance

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Documentation status

Starfire AI is under active Alpha development. The documentation uses the following status language throughout the site:
  • Available — implemented in the current product line and intended for normal use.
  • Alpha / staged — implemented or actively shipping, but behavior, UI, or availability can still change.
  • Planned — part of the documented product direction but not presented as generally available.
A feature appearing in the documentation does not automatically mean every account can use it. Availability can depend on the active deployment, plan, organization policy, feature flags, model/provider health, and administrator rollout.

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Closed-source product

Starfire AI is a privately developed Starfire Technology Group product. These docs explain supported product behavior, administration, integrations, and public developer contracts. They intentionally do not publish private source code, infrastructure secrets, provider credentials, proprietary routing logic, or internal security implementation details.

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Start here

Quickstart

Learn the fastest path from sign-in to a useful Starfire AI workflow.

Platform status & terminology

Understand Alpha terminology, availability, and how to read these docs.

Projects & Knowledge

Learn how persistent workspaces, files, repositories, and retrieval fit together.

FORGE

Explore Starfire’s software-building and artifact workflow.

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Go deeper

The documentation is organized so you can move from concepts into procedures and then into reference material.

Choose a workflow

Decide whether work belongs in Chat, Projects, Knowledge, Research, FORGE, Agents, or the Developer Platform.

Reference

Use the canonical glossary, lifecycle states, limits, permission model, error taxonomy, and resource ID reference.

Operator runbooks

Follow repeatable Control Center procedures for users, billing, models, providers, FORGE, Knowledge, security, and incidents.

Troubleshooting

Diagnose product problems by subsystem before changing permissions, billing, or configuration.