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AI doesn’t need another SDK. It needs a framework.

We built Veryfront Code around first-class primitives for agents, tools, knowledge, workflows, evals, and UI, all in one TypeScript framework.

As coding agents write more of our software, shared conventions and structure become even more important.

https://veryfront.com/blog/introducing-veryfront-code

Hi HN, I’m Koji, software engineer and co-founder of EggAI.

We’ve built EggAI, a multi-agent meta framework designed to help enterprises build scalable, quality-controlled AI systems. It’s async-first, distributed, and composable, enabling seamless integration with DSPy, LangChain, LlamaIndex, LiteLLM, and more.

Happy to share insights or answer questions about multi-agent architectures, AI agent orchestration, and how we’re making AI systems more structured, scalable, and reliable. AMA!

Thanks Steve for the feedback!

Great work on the website! Figma is definitely the way to go. Having everything spec’d out beforehand makes implementation and iteration so much easier and faster.

Oups. Thanks for spotting! Fixing :)

nice one!

Thanks, good question. Eventually yes but atm the focus is on React and enabling one seamless development process. We aim to eventually enable all types of javascript stacks.

Definitely, AI for coding makes sense. In the Veryfront Studio, you get a similar experience with live previews and AI coding capabilities, with the added benefit of being able to instantly deploy or export your code.

Rails and Hotwire is a nice stack. Thx!

Material Design is awesome. What I like about Veryfront components is that it includes also section components which are larger building blocks and integrates nicely with Veryfront Studio for seamless dev handoff, which then allows to go from build to deployment quick and easily.

Thanks for the valid feedback. What is/would be your preferred stack?

Yes, all components and templates are open source. Both Figma and React components.

Interesting. Are you thinking of an agentic system here?

Bringing back good old memories :)

You can directly start coding in Veryfront Studio using the same components from the Figma Library as ready-made React components. Having tools for both designers and developers which integrate is key imo.

Hey Nelson, thank you very much! :)

Great idea to allow prompt based design!

hi, yes we offer different tools to streamline the web development process, such as:

- Veryfront Studio, an online coding platform with live previews, instant deployment, and code exports. - Veryfront Components: Ready-made UI components for fast app building. - Veryfront Templates: Starter templates to kick off your projects. - Veryfront Figma Kit: A Figma library packed with components for quick prototyping

You can try everything for free for an unlimited time and upgrade to a paid plan when your app is ready to go live.

Thanks so much Jilles. I really appreciate it!

Hi HN, I’m Koji, software engineer and co-founder of Veryfront, where we offer tools to streamline web app development. Happy to share insights or answer questions about design, development, or anything related to building apps. AMA!

Start prototyping the user journey in Figma to map out the flow. For frontend, use Next.js or Vite/Vike, which we use at Veryfront for its lightweight and performance. Simple API calls (e.g., OpenAI) can use a server function, but for RAG, I’d recommend a Python backend service.

Meet Veryfront, a tool that allows developers to create powerful web applications super fast.

Veryfront empowers you to:

Build web apps with your team right in the browser, share live previews, and deploy with one click. Enjoy ready-made UI components and integrations and say goodbye to infrastructure chores. Finally release unique experiences in no time and have fun coding again.

Any feedback is greatly appreciated.

Thank you! Koji