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Ship a real-time app with your AI agent.

Describe your idea, copy the prompt, and hand it to your coding agent. It scaffolds, builds, and ships a full-stack app — all in chat.

  1. 01Describe your idea
  2. 02Copy your prompt
  3. 03Hand it to your agent
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Describe your idea
One line is enough — refine it with your agent later.
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Copy your prompt
Built around your idea — ready to paste, no editing needed.
I want to build [your idea] with DeepSpace.

Install the skill first:
npx skills@latest add deepdotspace/deepspace-skill

Then build it out and deploy it live — send me the URL when it's up.
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Paste it into your agent
Open your tool and paste. We copy the prompt when you pick one.

What your agent does with it

agent — new DeepSpace app
youBuild me a shared kanban board.
$ npm create deepspace@latest my-app
✓ Vite + React + Hono worker scaffolded
✓ Durable Object rooms · auth · permissions
$ npx deepspace deploy
Live at: https://my-app.app.space
Works with every agent

Bring your own agent.

Install the skill once — DeepSpace works in whatever you already build with.

Everything an app needs.
One SDK.

From auth to payments, it's all one package — deepspace on the frontend, deepspace/worker on the backend. Your agent imports what it needs and builds on top.

AuthRealtime dataPermissionsMessagingPresence & cursorsFile storagePaymentsBackground jobsAI chatCustom domains
app.tsx
import { useQuery, useMutations, useAuth }
from 'deepspace'
 
import { RecordRoom, verifyJwt }
from 'deepspace/worker'

Your backend, already architected.

The hard parts come wired together. Pick one to see what your agent gets for free.

Data that stays in sync
Tasks3 online
  • Finish onboarding flow
  • Ship the v2 landing page
  • Review PR #48
Tasks3 online
  • Finish onboarding flow
  • Ship the v2 landing page
  • Review PR #48

Records live in a room and update for everyone the instant they change — open the same screen on two devices and they track each other.

const { records } = useQuery('tasks')
From the docs

This is what it actually looks like.

Every example is an AI agent building a real DeepSpace app — from an empty folder to a live, working product. Real code, real commands, real deploys.

Read the docs

"Start a new app called standup."

npm create deepspace · npx deepspace dev

agent session
youStart a new DeepSpace app called standup.
$ npm create deepspace@latest standup
✓ Vite + React + Hono worker scaffolded
✓ Durable Object rooms wired · auth ready
$ npx deepspace dev → localhost:5173

"Make the task list realtime."

useQuery · useMutations

agent session
youMake the task list update live for everyone.
const { records } = useQuery('tasks')
const { create, put, remove } = useMutations('tasks')
✓ SQLite-backed · synced to every client

"Only admins can delete tasks."

CollectionSchema · permissions

agent session
youRestrict delete on tasks to admins.
permissions: {
member: { delete: 'own' },
admin: { delete: true } }
✓ Enforced in the RecordRoom

"Deploy and put it on my domain."

deepspace deploy · deepspace domain

agent session
youShip it and connect standup.app.
$ npx deepspace deploy
✓ Live at standup.app.space
$ npx deepspace domain buy standup.app
✓ Purchased · attached · live on standup.app

Frequently asked questions

What can my AI agent build with DeepSpace?

Anything you want — collaborative whiteboards, multiplayer games, AI chat apps, dashboards, full SaaS products. Every app gets real-time sync, auth, file storage, payments, and 35 integrated APIs without any infrastructure work. Your agent deploys it straight to a live URL.

Does DeepSpace support custom domains?

Yes. DeepSpace supports custom domains on any deployed app. You can get a domain from the dashboard and connect it to your app, with TLS certificates provisioned automatically.

What does DeepSpace cost?

DeepSpace is free to start building and deploying. Paid plans add more deployed apps and usage as you scale.

How does DeepSpace compare to Supabase, Firebase, or Convex?

DeepSpace builds, hosts, and deploys the entire app — frontend, backend, auth, and payments — with one command, while Supabase and Convex provide backends you pair with separate hosting, and Firebase is a family of products you assemble. We publish honest comparisons with each: DeepSpace vs Supabase, DeepSpace vs Firebase, and DeepSpace vs Convex.

Are there tutorials for building with DeepSpace?

Yes. DeepSpace publishes guides built from real open-source apps: how to build an AI-native task manager, how to build a collaborative document editor, and how to build an AI story generator. Each guide walks through a deployed app and ends with a prompt you can hand to your coding agent.

Where can developers find documentation?

Developer documentation lives at docs.deep.space, covering the quickstart, concepts, guides, and the full SDK reference. Release notes are published on the changelog.

Have more questions? Read our documentation.

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