SaaS booking app
From zero to deploy — patterns, stack and a controlled roadmap through to production.
Orchestrate agents with defined roles and move at squad speed. Hit your credit limit? Switch tools and continue where you left off.
One workflow, code generated from the Spec. The methodology standardizes delivery, not the prompt.
Discovery, spec and code in the same flow. Review before merge, zero surprises in production.
Frontend, API and services in separate repos, and a feature that has to cross all of them. Workspace mode coordinates everything from a single session.
A living artifact, versioned in the repository, encapsulating execution rules.
What is in and out of scope. Which modules can be touched, which data is accessible. The agent receives this as a constraint.
Expected inputs and outputs, mapped edge cases. The harness guides spec generation aligned with contracts without human intervention. In a Workspace, the Contract is the seam between services — every repository reads the same contract and converges on it.
Business rules, performance limits, architectural patterns. Documented during onboarding of an existing application, and as features are generated.
Acceptance criteria defined before any code exists. TDD implementation by default.
When creating a project, starting a feature, or working in an existing codebase, N45.ai generates and maintains versioned documentation in the repository — the living context that guides every agent.
Project identity: type, description, and high-level scope. Created during onboarding and evolved with the product.
Architectural conventions, code patterns, observability, and testing. Guardrails every agent respects.
Technical map: languages, frameworks, dependencies, and layers (frontend, backend, infra).
How to install, run, test, and validate health. Commands, ports, and local URLs.
Delivery history by feature and fix, updated on every merge.
Technical debt identified during discovery and execution, with status and traceability.
Structural view: components, layers, and how they connect.
Process flows and interactions between parts of the system.
C4 context view: actors, external systems, and project boundaries.
Workspace mode coordinates the change across several services — a feature crosses the frontend, the API and whatever else it needs, planned and executed from a single session.
Each repository joins the workspace as a member. They stay independent git repositories; the workspace only coordinates.
Each member gets its own self-contained roadmap, honoring its slice of the CONTRACT.
Each member moves at its own pace, with no lockstep between repositories.
The services come up together to see the seam working end to end. Then merge or coordinated PR — per member and in the workspace, always your call.
Generic AI becomes an engineering squad: each agent has a defined role, isolated context and traceable responsibilities.
A dashboard with your features on a kanban, agents running task by task, quality and delivery metrics, and every project artifact — no log reading required.
The feature's tasks move from BACKLOG to DONE as agents execute them. You see which agent is on which task, right now.
Issues found, blocked tasks, degree of parallelism and the feature's burndown — plus a retrospective with recommendations at the end of delivery.
Discovery, spec, roadmap and architecture documents open in the browser, on the same screen where the build is happening.
The dashboard server starts from your own machine and reads the files of your own repository. None of your code leaves it.
On the Enterprise plan, the organization owner defines the architecture standards and security policies. These are rigid guardrails, applied to every project, every workspace, and every member — without depending on anyone remembering to ask.
Standard and quality guaranteed on every execution. The organization's architecture standards and security policies enter every discovery and every spec.
When a request contradicts a standard, N45 rewrites the plan to the required standard and reports what was adjusted — instead of just flagging it and moving on.
Every change to the guardrails creates a new version, with a record of who changed it and when.
You describe an idea, AI generates code, you test, tweak, change the prompt, paste pieces together, initial patterns are forgotten, quality drops drastically — you persist until it works.
◆ SUCCESS RATE × SCALE
Vibe coding nails the MVP and collapses as the project grows — the entropy breaking point. N45.AI keeps the success rate steady at any scale.
Compatible with Windows, Linux and Mac. Get running quickly via npx.
A single repository: one app, one microservice, one monorepo. One session, one repo.
npx n45-ai@latest loginmkdir meu-projetonpx n45-ai@latest initSelect your tool and Project mode (one repository)
/n45Multiple repositories, polyrepo. A feature crosses the services, coordinated by a shared contract, planned and executed in a single session.
npx n45-ai@latest loginmkdir meu-workspacegit clone <url-do-serviço>npx n45-ai@latest initSelect your tool and Workspace mode — init detects the git repositories in the folder
/n45All the commands, the Project and Workspace guides, and the full reference.
N45.AI orchestrates on top of what you already use. No lock-in, no stack migration.
Hit your credit limit on Claude Code? Switch to Cursor and continue exactly where you stopped. No handoff, no context transfer: your state lives in the repository.
Discovery, Spec, Code, Review and Deploy — from zero to production, with validation at every phase.
From zero to deploy — patterns, stack and a controlled roadmap through to production.
Talk to us and schedule a demo of how N45.AI can accelerate your team.
Devs who stopped prompting.
“I switched from manual prompting to N45 and stopped reviewing buggy code the AI got wrong. The spec guarantees what gets delivered.”
“I was tired of asking for a feature and watching the AI break something I never asked it to touch. N45 reads the codebase, writes a spec, and executes strictly within scope. It doesn't touch what wasn't agreed on.”
“Our pain was 5 devs, 5 different styles coming out of Cursor. N45 read our codebase, generated PATTERNS, and now any agent respects the project's convention — not whichever dev is at the keyboard.”