đź“ť Overview
- Build complete web applications from simple descriptions without touching local development environments
- Scaffold projects, write code, set up databases, and deploy to production URLs directly from conversation
- Monitor every execution step with detailed console output and logs for complete visibility into the build process
- Maintain full control with SSH access to running environments for custom commands and manual adjustments
- Iterate rapidly by asking the AI agent to patch bugs, add features, or tweak UI elements in real-time
- Work securely with isolated containers that handle package management and infrastructure without local machine access
⚖️ Pros & Cons
Pros
- Chat based to production in one flow
- Secure container sandboxes for execution
- Live terminals and logs for transparency
- Scaffolds full Next.js and Tailwind projects
- Automates installs, builds, and deployments
- Generates REST APIs and basic databases
- Supports iterative edits and quick fixes
- Works with SSH and custom TCP tasks
- Good for prototypes and internal tools
- No local setup required to get started
- Keeps app state between iterations
- Handles background process management
- Clear post run summaries and endpoints
- Reduces handoff between dev and ops
- Great for demo ready environments
Cons
- Opaque costs at scale for heavy builds
- Not a substitute for senior code review
- CI and testing integration may be basic
- Stateful projects can be hard to migrate
- Compliance needs still on your team
âť“ Frequently Asked Questions
It can scaffold and wire full stack web apps, set up UI libraries, generate REST endpoints, run migrations, and deploy preview or production instances while you stay in chat.
Builds run inside isolated containers with controlled permissions and network rules, so commands, installs, and servers execute without touching your local machine.
Yes. You can view the step list, console output, and summaries after each action, then approve, revert, or continue with additional instructions.
It can generate simple APIs, define schemas, and provision basic storage for typical CRUD workloads, then expose endpoints you can hit right away.
Yes. You can open an SSH session to the running environment for custom commands, diagnostics, or manual tweaks beyond the chat interface.
The agent handles build, environment config, and rollout steps automatically, returning live URLs and health checks you can test immediately.
No. It accelerates scaffolding, plumbing, and repetitive ops. Teams still own architecture, security reviews, tests, and long term maintenance.
No. It accelerates scaffolding, plumbing, and repetitive ops. Teams still own architecture, security reviews, tests, and long term maintenance.
đź’° Pricing
Pricing model
Freemium
Paid options from
$20/month
Billing frequency
Monthly
