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Welcome to Amazi

Understand how Amazi turns a request into applications you can inspect, connect, and publish.

What Amazi is

Amazi is a workspace for creating and operating software with an AI agent. You describe an outcome, the agent works with real project files, and you can inspect the result through the running Preview, source viewer, Application connections, and version History. A project can contain a browser application, a backend, and standalone services instead of being limited to one page or one process.

The product loop

Most work follows the same loop:

  1. Start a project from an idea or template.
  2. Give the agent one concrete task with a clear result.
  3. Review the running result in Preview and inspect the files when needed.
  4. Continue in a focused chat, then connect services and publish when the complete project is ready.

Source releases stay separate; managed PostgreSQL does not. Editing files or changing a development environment value does not silently replace the active production release. A project's managed PostgreSQL database is shared by development and production, so development reads and writes affect the same live rows. History records project files, while databases, stored objects, application volumes, and external services keep their own state.

Where to begin