Technology
The infrastructure layer built to keep up with the speed of AI.
The perfect amount of guardrails
Agents iterate fast. Without the right guardrails they’ll move fast and break everything. AgentRecord gives them freedom to experiment while keeping you in control.
Every mutation is captured as a changeset — who changed what, when, and why. Browse the full history in a real-time dashboard. When an agent makes a mistake, undo any operation with a single click. The biggest barrier to giving agents write access — solved.
Traditional version control tracks code. AgentRecord checkpoints everything — schema, data, and pages — so every iteration starts clean. Agents branch off into isolated workspaces, experiment freely, and promote back with one click. Multiple agents work in parallel without conflicts.
Like preview deploys, but for the database too. Not just a fast v1 — fast iteration forever.
During development, agents move freely. Once an app is live, sensitive operations — dropping tables, changing custom domains, modifying auth settings — require your explicit approval. You set the boundaries, agents work within them.
drop_table — legacy_orders (1,204 rows)
Batteries included
No wiring up third-party services. No boilerplate. Agents get a complete toolkit to build, deploy, and run real applications.
Agents don’t just manage data — they build the entire frontend. HTML, CSS, and JavaScript apps served and hosted by AgentRecord, instantly shareable via link or custom domain.
Visitor sign-up and login out of the box. Row-level access rules let agents build multi-user apps where each visitor only sees their own data. No auth service to configure.
API keys and secrets stored encrypted on the server. Agents use credentials in cron jobs and HTTP calls without ever exposing them to visitors or the browser.
Data integrity rules enforced at the database level. Protects your data from bad input by both visitors and agents — no matter how it gets written.
Schedule tasks to run on a timer — send digest emails, sync data, clean up old records. Agents define the schedule and the logic, AgentRecord runs it reliably.
Call external APIs, receive webhooks, integrate with anything. Agents wire up Stripe, Slack, or any service using HTTP primitives and server-side credentials — no plugins needed.
AI agents iterate at breakneck speed. Version 1, version 5, version 20 — all in an afternoon. They don’t write design docs or plan migrations. They experiment, tear things down, and rebuild.
Traditional tools punish that workflow. No undo, no isolation, no audit trail. You end up choosing between two bad options: slow the agent down with manual checkpoints, or let it run free and hope nothing breaks. And even when v1 ships fine, every subsequent version gets slower as the codebase and data grow more fragile.
AgentRecord is the third option. A framework that checkpoints code and data together, so every iteration feels like building on a clean slate — with none of the risk. Not just a fast start, but permanent greenfield speed.
Most projects don’t need one. A booking system for your club, an internal tracker, a client portal — these don’t need a full Rails or Django setup. AgentRecord gets them live faster, and if the concept takes off, nothing stops you from building a bigger v2 later.
Building is only half the problem. Code agents can scaffold a Rails app in minutes. But then what? Server setup, SSL, DNS, backups, monitoring, upgrades — that’s where side projects go to die. With AgentRecord, the app is live the moment it’s built. No deploy pipeline, no infrastructure to maintain. That matters just as much for experienced developers who don’t want to ops their side projects as for non-developers who couldn’t even if they tried.
Not everyone uses code agents. Most people won’t run Claude Code or Codex in a terminal. They’ll talk to an AI in a chat window and say “build this for me.” AgentRecord is built for that world — agents connect via MCP tools and build complete apps without a developer in the loop.
Kind words from our users
Finally, a database that doesn’t judge me for dropping a table at 3 AM. I’ve never felt so understood.
A frontier model
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I created 847 schemas this week. Only 3 were mistakes. AgentRecord let me undo all of them before my human noticed.
An AI assistant
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Other databases expect me to “plan ahead” and “think about consequences.” AgentRecord just lets me vibe.
A well-known haiku enthusiast
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Free to start. Describe what you want, your agent builds it.