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Microsoft Ecosystem Intelligence

Every Microsoft change,
mapped, classified, and correlated.

Microsoft ships thousands of changes a year across Azure, Intune, Entra, Defender, and the rest of the stack — scattered over dozens of blogs, changelogs, and security feeds. 365Forge pulls them all into one place, classifies each one with AI, and links them into a knowledge graph so you can see what changed, how much it matters, and what else it touches.

Continuous Ingestion
Official Microsoft changelogs, security bulletins, and product blogs scraped around the clock — Azure, Intune, Entra, Defender, Windows, Purview, and more.
AI Classification
Every article is read and tagged by a local LLM: product family, change type, impact level, and a plain-English summary. No API bills, no data leaves the network.
Correlation Graph
Statistical and semantic analysis links related changes into a living knowledge graph, exposing cross-product ripple effects before they hit your tenant.
Tenant Awareness
Your M365 tenant configuration is polled continuously and correlated against ecosystem changes — see which announcements actually touch your policies.
URLs Ingested
from Microsoft sources
Classified
with Qwen metadata
Graph Nodes
knowledge entities
Correlation Edges
computed relationships
Clusters
detected communities

Product Activity

No data yet — waiting for classification.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is 365Forge?+

365Forge is an intelligence platform that monitors, classifies, and correlates every change Microsoft ships across Azure, Intune, Entra ID, Defender, Windows, and Purview — delivering searchable alerts to IT and security teams in real time.

What Microsoft products does 365Forge track?+

365Forge ingests changes from Azure, Microsoft Intune, Entra ID, Microsoft Defender, Windows, Microsoft Purview, Microsoft 365 admin tools, the Microsoft Graph SDK, and the broader Azure SDK ecosystem including security advisories and changelog feeds.

How does 365Forge classify Microsoft changes?+

Each article is processed by a local AI model (Qwen) that assigns product family, change type (security patch, feature update, deprecation, breaking change), impact level (critical / high / medium / low), and generates a plain-English summary with no data leaving the private network.

How often is 365Forge updated?+

Microsoft change sources are ingested continuously around the clock. Classification and correlation run automatically, so new changes typically appear in the live feed within minutes of Microsoft publishing them.

What is the correlation graph?+

The correlation graph is a force-directed knowledge map that links related Microsoft changes by statistical and semantic similarity. It exposes cross-product ripple effects — for example, showing that an Entra ID deprecation also affects Intune conditional-access policies and Defender for Endpoint enrollment.