Kristian Mandrup
Founder
Copenhagen, Denmark
It started with Rails generators and permission toolkits that other developers pulled into their own apps. Then came IDE plugins, project scaffolds and a book on the Aurelia framework. Then schema converters that turn one definition into many outputs, code-mods that rewrite code, and eventually agents that open pull requests on their own.
Every one of them chased the same question: how much of building software can we stop doing by hand?
BlueForge Studio is my current answer. It is one founder and a fleet of AI agents running a real development process: CI, audits, deploys and a self-hosted forge. That is how a single studio ships a whole portfolio of products instead of one.
The receipts are public: more than 600 open-source repositories on GitHub since 2009, in a dozen programming languages. Underneath it, an MSc in Computer Science from the University of Copenhagen, on distributed, peer-to-peer services.