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ObjectStack

A complete business system in 16k tokens.

AI agents write business apps as typed, validated metadata — objects, views, flows, permissions — and the runtime derives the database, REST API, admin UI, and MCP tools, enforcing permissions and audit on every call. That metadata is your business ontology: an open, versioned definition of how your business works — small enough for an agent to hold in context, reason about, and refactor whole, and yours to keep.

Two ways to build & ask

Build & ask with Claude Code Build & ask online
Where In your repo, with your coding agent (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot …) In the browser — no toolchain, nothing to deploy
What ObjectStack — the open-source framework: protocol, kernel, CLI, SDK, and the production runtime ObjectOS — the commercial platform: AI Builder, governance, operations
Terms Apache-2.0, self-host anywhere Cloud (we operate it) or Enterprise (self-managed)
Start npm create objectstack@latest objectos.ai

Repositories

Repo What it is
🏗️ objectstack The open-source framework — protocol (@objectstack/spec), microkernel, CLI, SDK, and production runtime. Apache-2.0, no open-core asterisks.
☁️ objectos Public home of the commercial platform — documentation (docs.objectos.ai), issue tracker, and trademark policy.
🧩 objectui The Console / Studio UI layer.
📇 hotcrm A full enterprise CRM in ~2,000 lines of typed metadata — the reference app. Try it on StackBlitz in ~30s, no install.

Try it in 60 seconds

npm create objectstack@latest my-app && cd my-app
npx os dev --ui   # → http://localhost:3000/_console/

Open the project in Claude Code (or any coding agent) and describe what the business needs — the scaffold ships with the AI skills bundle and an AGENTS.md, so the agent starts with the protocol's rules already loaded. Prefer clicking to coding? Start online at objectos.ai.


🌐 objectstack.ai · 📚 Framework Docs · 🏢 ObjectOS Docs · ✍️ Blog