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docs: highlight AI Builder as primary path to creating apps
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# ObjectOS
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**ObjectOS is a self-hosted runtime for building internal tools, admin
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panels, and back-office apps without giving up your data.** You declare
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your data model in TypeScript, run one command, and get REST APIs, a
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generated admin UI, authentication, RBAC, audit logs, file storage,
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background jobs, webhooks, and AI integration — all running in your
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network, on your database.
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panels, and back-office apps without giving up your data.** Describe
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what you need to the in-Studio AI Builder — or fork a template — and
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get REST APIs, a generated admin UI, authentication, RBAC, audit logs,
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file storage, background jobs, webhooks, and AI integration. All
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running in your network, on your database.
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It's what you'd get if Retool, Supabase, and Salesforce had a child that
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ran inside your firewall.
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It's what you'd get if Retool, Supabase, and Salesforce had a child
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that ran inside your firewall — with an AI that builds the apps for you.
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## Get running in 60 seconds
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Open **http://localhost:3000** and you have a working ObjectOS with
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Studio, Account, Console, an audit log, and a SQLite database — zero
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configuration, zero scaffolding. Browse the in-Studio **marketplace**
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to install ready-made apps (Todo, Contracts, Helpdesk, …).
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configuration, zero scaffolding.
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Building your own app? See the [Quickstart](/docs/quickstart) — it
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covers both the operator path (`os start`) and the developer path
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(`os init` + hot-reload).
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Then either:
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- **Talk to the AI Builder***"I need to track support tickets with
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priority and assignee"* — and watch the metadata get generated. See
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[Build → AI Builder](/docs/build/ai-builder).
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- **Install a template** from the in-Studio marketplace (Todo,
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Contracts, Helpdesk, …) and have a real app in one click.
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- **Fork a [template](/docs/build/templates)** if you want TypeScript
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source under your control.
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## Why ObjectOS instead of …
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### Build by chat — the AI Builder
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Once you're signed in, open the AI assistant in Studio (top-right
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sparkle icon) and describe what you need:
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> *"I need to track customer support tickets. Each has a subject,
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> description, priority (low/medium/high/urgent), status, and
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> assignee. Add a kanban view grouped by status."*
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The AI proposes a plan, you approve, and the metadata is live —
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REST endpoints, Studio views, audit log entries, permission gates.
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No file edited, no restart. See [Build → AI Builder](/docs/build/ai-builder)
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for the full vocabulary.
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### Install an app from the marketplace
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Open **http://localhost:3000/_studio/**, sign in, and pick an app:

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