BuildSwarm
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Autonomous build system

Describe it.
The swarm builds it.

A swarm of AI agents takes your idea from one paragraph to a complete, deployable full-stack app — spec'd, planned, coded, audited, verified, and packaged. Or bring an app you already have, and the swarm upgrades it.

Release the swarmSee how it works
6 agents
1 constitution
~3 minutes to ready
100% your code
swarm activity — live run
architect
Reading the brief and drafting the spec.
architect
Spec complete: Tipcalc — 1 page, 0 tables.
planner
File plan locked: 6 files.
builder
Built src/app/page.jsx (8,582 chars).
auditor
Audited src/lib/supabase.js: 1 finding fixed.
shipper
Project is ready. Export the bundle and deploy.
The suite

Two ways to build.

One swarm, two focused creation tools. Build a full application, or forge a custom AI agent — both spec'd, verified, and yours to export.

BuildSwarm
Describe an app and six agents spec, plan, build, audit, verify, and package it — a complete Next.js and Supabase codebase you own. Or import an app you have and let the swarm upgrade it.
Build an app
BuildSwarm Agent
New
Describe the AI agent you need — a support rep, a research assistant, a sales qualifier — and the forge designs its spec, assembles a deployable package, and drops you into a live playground to test it before you ship.
Forge an agent
The swarm

Six agents. One relay race.

Each agent does one job and hands off to the next. No prompts to engineer, no context to babysit — you write the brief, the swarm runs the race. And it works both ways: import an existing codebase and five specialist assessors score every upgrade worth making, ranked by impact, effort, and risk.

Architect
Turns your one-paragraph brief into a precise build spec — pages, data model, integrations. Ruthlessly scoped to a shippable v1.
Planner
Locks the complete file plan before a single line is written. Foundations first, pages last, nothing forgotten.
Builder
Writes every file — production code, no stubs, no lorem ipsum. Loading, empty, and error states in every view.
Auditor
Reviews every file against the constitution and fixes violations on the spot. Every finding is logged, every fix applied.
Shipper
Produces the deploy kit — README, environment template, database migration — so going live is a checklist, not a project.
Verifier
The gate. Every file — new build or upgrade — must parse clean and reference nothing undefined before it is accepted. Failures go back to the Builder, not to you.
The constitution

Every app obeys the law.

AI code generators drift. BuildSwarm doesn't — because every agent is bound by a constitution: one proven stack, security by default, and quality rules enforced by the Auditor on every single file. Change the constitution once, and every future app inherits it.

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One golden stack: Next.js, Supabase, Stripe, Resend, Vercel. Every project, every time.
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Row Level Security on every table. Explicit policies, written for you.
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No hardcoded secrets. Ever. Keys live in the environment, service keys stay server-side.
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Every API route validates input and returns proper errors.
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Loading, empty, and error states in every view.
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Must pass a clean production build. No unused imports, no undefined references.
What you get

Not a prototype. A product.

The swarm ships everything a real launch needs — and then hands you the keys.

A complete codebase
Pages, API routes, a wired-up database client — a real Next.js App Router project, not a demo scaffold.
Your database, designed
A ready-to-run schema.sql with tables, keys, and Row Level Security policies matched to your product.
The deploy kit
README with setup steps, .env.example with every variable explained. Push to GitHub, import to Vercel, go live.
One-click export
The whole project downloads as a zip. It is your code — take it anywhere, change anything, own everything.
Upgrades on autopilot
Import any existing app. Security, performance, quality, UX, and modernization agents assess it — approve a fix and the swarm applies it, verified, with a kill switch you control.
Templates

Start from a running start.

Pick a proven starting point and the swarm builds your version — SaaS, marketplace, CRM, booking, and more. Edit the brief, then release.

Auth, subscriptions, dashboard
SaaS starter
A subscription SaaS starter. Users sign up with email, land on a dashboard, and manage a Pro subscription via Stripe. Include a ma
Listings, sellers, checkout
Two-sided marketplace
A two-sided marketplace where sellers publish listings and buyers browse and purchase. Include seller onboarding, a listing create
Tables, roles, CRUD
Internal admin tool
An internal admin tool for a small team to manage records. Include role-based access (admin vs member), a data table with search,
Calendar, slots, confirmations
Booking & scheduling
A booking app where customers reserve time slots with a provider. Include a public booking page showing available slots on a calen
Posts, comments, profiles
Community & content
A community app where members post updates and comment. Include sign up with a profile, a feed of posts with likes and threaded co
Contacts, pipeline, notes
Lightweight CRM
A lightweight CRM for a small sales team. Include contacts with company and status, a drag-friendly pipeline of deals across stage
Questions

Asked and answered.

What do I actually get from a build?
A complete Next.js project: pages, API routes, a designed database schema with Row Level Security, README, environment template — downloadable as a zip. Real code, not a locked-in site builder. Push it to GitHub, import to Vercel, and it is live.
Do I own the code?
Outright. Export takes everything with you — no runtime dependency on BuildSwarm, no license strings attached. Change anything, host anywhere, sell it.
Can it improve an app I already have?
Yes — import a zip of any codebase and five specialist agents (security, performance, quality, UX, modernization) assess it and rank every worthwhile upgrade by impact, effort, and risk. Approve a fix and the swarm applies it, verified, with a kill switch you control.
How long does a build take?
A shippable v1 typically goes from brief to verified, exportable project in about three minutes. Bigger specs take longer — you watch every agent work in real time.
What stack does it build on?
One golden stack, every time: Next.js App Router, Supabase (Postgres + auth), Stripe, Resend, and Vercel. One proven path means every generated app is consistent, secure, and deployable.
What if a build has an error?
The Verifier gates every file — anything that does not parse cleanly or references undefined code goes back to the Builder automatically. Exports pass a clean production build, or we fix it or credit the build.
Trust

Backed by a guarantee.

We make bold claims about what the swarm ships. Here is what stands behind them — and exactly how your account, code, and credentials are protected.

Builds that verify — or we fix them
Every file passes the Verifier before it ships: clean parse, nothing undefined. Exports pass a clean production build, or we fix it or credit the build.
No lock-in, ever
Export the whole project as a zip or push straight to your own GitHub. There is no runtime dependency on us and no license strings attached. It is your code.
Secure by default
Row-level security on every table, secrets read only from the environment, service keys kept server-side, input validated on every route — baked into every app the swarm builds.
Read the security overview

Be first in the swarm.

BuildSwarm is in private early access. Tell us what you want to build — the boldest briefs get keys first.

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