Agent-native application platform — 0.6.2

Build software people and AI agents can operate together.

Define data, commands, workflows, permissions, and UX in one Blueprint. Zebric gives people a working web app and gives agents a governed MCP interface to the same application model—without putting an LLM in the runtime path.

Designed for Agents + Humans

One application model. Two kinds of operator.

A Zebric app does not need a separate “AI layer.” The runtime publishes an Agent API from the same Blueprint that renders the human interface. The MCP adapter turns approved operations into tools, while Zebric keeps its authorization, validation, idempotency, workflow, and audit rules in charge.

See the agent architecture
Shared operating model MCP / Agent API technical preview
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People use the app

Forms, queues, tables, detail pages, and command actions are rendered from the Blueprint.

CONTRACT

The Blueprint governs both

  • Data model and relationships
  • Explicit domain commands
  • Workflows and permissions
  • Pages, forms, and operational UX
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Agents use MCP

Read tools are discoverable by default. Mutations require explicit operation-level approval.

Live Playground

See a blueprint become a running internal app.

On the left: the model your team can review and version. On the right: the forms, tables, workflow states, and permissions Zebric renders from it.

Open the Playground →
Zebric Playground — blueprint editor alongside the generated internal app
The Problem

Operational debt is replacing technical debt.

Spreadsheets become systems

The approval tracker someone built in 2021 is now load-bearing. Nobody owns it, everybody depends on it.

SaaS sprawl, glued by hand

Every team buys a tool; every handoff between them is a Zap, a script, or a person copying rows on Friday.

Internal tools nobody can change

The custom admin panel works — until the process changes. Then it's a six-week ticket in someone else's backlog.

The Shift

Internal software needs a different foundation.

Zebric is for IT and operations teams replacing spreadsheet-driven processes, no-code sprawl, and brittle internal tools with software they can inspect, host, and change.

Instead of... Zebric gives you...
Instead of Spreadsheet ops
Zebric gives you Structured workflows and audit history
Instead of No-code builders
Zebric gives you Versioned blueprints your AI can edit
Instead of SaaS sprawl
Zebric gives you One owned operational layer, with your data under your control
Instead of Custom internal tools
Zebric gives you One governed app for people and agents
Why Now

Internal software is about to multiply.

AI makes it easier than ever to create and operate applications. The hard part is giving agents useful capabilities without creating a second, ungoverned system.

Timing notes
01

Teams are generating more internal apps

AI can produce useful software quickly, but speed without structure creates another layer of undocumented operational debt.

02

Technical debt has to be designed out earlier

Blueprints give each system a clear model for data, workflow, permissions, and views before one-off code becomes permanent infrastructure.

03

Agents need governed actions, not raw access

Explicit commands let agents act through the same validation, authorization, workflow, and audit boundaries as people.

The Solution

Zebric is a blueprint-driven foundation for internal operations software.

Start with one workflow: intake, approvals, dispatch, support, or CRM. Zebric gives you the blueprint, deterministic runtime, web experience, and agent interface to turn it into software your operations can keep changing.

Explore Product Scope a Pilot
✓ Open source ✓ Self-hosted ✓ MCP + Agent API preview
Pilot Zebric

Evaluate one workflow without waiting on us.

Zebric is for IT and operations leaders who need internal software faster than traditional development, but safer than scattered SaaS and AI-generated one-offs. Start with one request intake, approval tracker, dispatch queue, support escalation, or internal CRM workflow.

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Self-guided pilot

Prototype in the Playground with zero code and zero deploy. When you are ready, run Zebric Core yourself and prove the model with your own team.

  • Pick one workflow your team already understands
  • Draft or generate a blueprint in the Playground
  • Review forms, tables, permissions, and workflow states
  • Move to Zebric Core when you want a running environment
Draft a Blueprint
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Guided pilot

Work with us if you want facilitation, faster blueprint design, deployment help, and a clean handoff for your team.

  • Select the right first workflow and success criteria
  • Map the data model, roles, workflow, and user journey
  • Deploy the app in a sandbox or your environment
  • Leave with the blueprint, docs, and next-step plan
See Guided Pilots

Built for the parts IT has to defend.

A pilot should prove more than the UI. Zebric gives evaluators the governance surface they need before an internal app becomes operational infrastructure.

  • Versioned blueprints your team can inspect and review
  • Audit logging and workflow observability built in from the ground up
  • Owned data and self-hosted deployment options
  • No LLM in the runtime path
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