Early AccessLaunching July 2026

The Operating System for
AI-Native Business

ObjectStack is the open-source AI-native business framework: define objects, permissions, workflows, APIs, UI metadata, and agent tools once as structured Zod metadata. Run governed business operations with ObjectOS, render developer-controlled interfaces with ObjectUI, and give AI agents permission-aware tools instead of raw database access.

The 100× Compression

Built for AI, not retrofitted.

A typical enterprise application is tens of thousands of lines of CRUD, forms, queries, permissions, and API glue spread across a dozen files. ObjectStack collapses the same surface into a few hundred lines of typed metadata — roughly two orders of magnitude less code for a developer to write and maintain.

Traditional enterprise app
~50,000 LOC
imperative code × a dozen files
ObjectStack
~500 lines
typed metadata × one schema × one context window

The point isn't lines of code. The point is fit in an agent's context window.

When the entire business system is small, typed, and declarative, an AI agent can load it end-to-end, reason about every dependency, and safely refactor across data, API, UI, and permissions in a single change. That turns AI from an autocomplete tool into a real co-maintainer of production business software.

Built for AI-Native Business Operations

ObjectStack makes the business system explicit enough for humans, services, and AI agents to operate safely under one permission model.

Runs Inside Your Boundary

ObjectOS can run on your laptop, private cloud, on-prem cluster, or air-gapped network. Business records, identities, sessions, audit logs, files, and prompts stay on infrastructure you control.

Drivers Without Migration Theater

Postgres, MySQL, SQLite, MongoDB, spreadsheets, SaaS APIs, and custom systems are mounted through drivers. The data/query engine stays behind the scenes; the business contract remains ObjectStack metadata.

Metadata Agents Can Actually Read

Objects, flows, permissions, views, dashboards, actions, agents, and packages compile into versioned artifacts. They are diffable, reviewable, reloadable, and small enough for AI agents to reason about end to end.

One Source for UI, APIs, and AI Tools

ObjectStack starts from Zod schemas and derives TypeScript types, JSON Schema, REST contracts, UI metadata, SDKs, and MCP tool signatures from the same source of truth.

One Runtime, Many Capabilities

The microkernel loads plugins for auth, security, audit, storage, jobs, queues, webhooks, AI, and drivers only when needed. A small ObjectOS process can serve standalone apps or many project kernels.

AI Tools With Runtime Guardrails

Every approved object/action can become an MCP tool with the same permissions as the signed-in user. Agents do real work through ObjectOS with request IDs, audit logs, policy checks, and no raw SQL handoff.

Metadata Lasts Decades. Frameworks Don't.

Business definitions should outlive your framework choices. Invest in structured Zod metadata, not in this year's hot runtime.

Durable Foundations (Your Safe Bet)

HTTP33 years
SQL (ISO Standard)40 years
JSON22 years
REST23 years

UI Frameworks (Churn Risk)

React11 years
Angular 1.x (Deprecated)5 years
Backbone.js (Dead)7 years
Vue.js10 years

💡 ObjectStack treats your business as Zod metadata — versioned, signed, replayable. When today's runtime is replaced, your objects, flows, policies, and MCP tool definitions move with you intact.

Metadata-Driven Architecture in Action

From ObjectStack metadata to compiled artifacts to a self-hosted runtime with APIs, Console UI, and AI tools.

From Metadata to Production

See how ObjectStack metadata becomes a governed AI-operable application

{
  "type": "form",
  "schema": "users"
}

Zod Metadata Definition

Kernel Execution

ObjectOS Runtime

Apps, APIs & Agent Tools

01

Define: Business Metadata in ObjectStack

Objects, fields, relations, validation, permissions, views, flows, agents, and packages are written as structured metadata. The data/query engine is internal plumbing; the public contract is ObjectStack.

Next Layer
// users.object.ts
export const User = object({
  name: 'User',
  fields: {
    email: z.string().email(),
    role: z.enum(['admin', 'user']),
  },
  permissions: {
    read: 'authenticated',
    write: 'role:admin',
  },
});

// Storage-agnostic via Drivers
02

Execute: The Microkernel Runtime

ObjectOS boots a per-project kernel from the compiled artifact, loads only the enabled capabilities, and enforces auth, RBAC, row-level rules, field redaction, validation, AI tool boundaries, and audit uniformly.

Next Layer
// Auto-generated surfaces (all permissioned)
REST   /api/users
SDK    client.users.create(...)
MCP    tool: users.create

// Kernel enforces uniformly:
// ✓ Permissions & tenant isolation
// ✓ Validation from the same Zod schema
// ✓ Audit log for every action
03

Render: Apps, APIs, and Agent Tools

The same artifact powers generated REST endpoints, SDK calls, ObjectUI views, Console surfaces, and MCP tools. Human users and AI agents operate the same governed backend.

// view.manifest.json
{
  "type": "form",
  "object": "User",
  "fields": ["email", "role"]
}

// MCP tool auto-registered:
// ✓ Typed input from the Zod schema
// ✓ Permission-aware execution
// ✓ Auditable per invocation

From Prototype to Mission-Critical Systems

Use the same metadata model for local internal tools, self-hosted enterprise apps, and AI-operated workflows.

Internal Tools & Local-First Apps

Start a local ObjectOS runtime with SQLite, generated REST, Console, Account, audit, and metadata-driven UI. Prototype internal tools without waiting on cloud infrastructure.

Zero infrastructure overhead

Heterogeneous Data Unification & Shadow IT

Wrap existing databases, spreadsheets, and SaaS APIs as governed objects. Apply RBAC, row-level rules, field redaction, audit, and MCP exposure without forcing a big-bang migration.

Wrap existing systems, don't migrate

Agent-Ready SaaS Foundation

Ship vertical SaaS with tenants, permissions, generated APIs, a React console, and AI tools from the first version. Run managed, self-hosted, or air-gapped using the same artifact model.

Multi-tenant + agent-ready out of the box

Platform Engineering & Open-Core Products

Use ObjectStack as the open framework underneath your own platform: Zod metadata, plugin runtime, drivers, ObjectUI renderers, and agent tools. Keep your product experience differentiated.

Open-core foundation, commercial extensions

Questions from Decision Makers

Strategic and technical considerations for CTOs and engineering leaders.

It removes repeated glue: one metadata definition drives objects, APIs, SDKs, UI, permissions, and MCP tools. ObjectOS supplies the runtime plumbing (auth, security, audit, jobs, webhooks, AI), while ObjectUI supplies reusable renderers instead of per-app CRUD screens.
Incremental. Mount one existing table, spreadsheet, or SaaS API through a driver, define its ObjectStack metadata, and expose only the governed surfaces you need. ObjectQL remains a useful data engine, but you do not have to rewrite the whole system around it.
Every action — UI, API, SDK, or MCP tool — is logged with principal (user or agent), intent, and resulting metadata change. Field-level permissions are declared in Zod, not bolted on. Deploy on-premise for jurisdictions requiring strict residency.
Yes. The kernel + artifact bundle runs offline. Deploy on field devices, manufacturing floors, or secure facilities. Sync when connectivity returns. The MCP surface continues to work for local AI tooling.
ObjectOS routes data access through drivers that issue native SQL or native database/API calls. Hot paths can still use custom actions or driver-specific logic while retaining the metadata contract for permissions, UI, and agent tools.
The framework is TypeScript-first and Zod-based, ObjectOS is a Node.js runtime, and ObjectUI is React-based. Other services can interact through generated REST APIs and MCP tools, so the runtime can sit beside existing systems rather than replace them all at once.
Auth, OAuth/OIDC, RBAC, RLS, FLS, and audit log are in the open-core today (Apache-2.0). On the roadmap toward ObjectCloud GA (July 2026) and beyond: SAML/SCIM, SIEM export, advanced flow orchestration, SOC 2 attestation. Enterprise customers shape prioritization — join the waitlist to discuss requirements.
Zod metadata is plain TypeScript — no proprietary DSL. Types are inferred end-to-end. Artifact bundles are diffable and replayable. Your team owns the metadata; runtimes are replaceable.
Early Access Program

Define Your Business Once.
Let Humans And Agents Operate It Safely.

Stop scattering business logic across SQL, JavaScript, and UI state. Make objects, permissions, workflows, APIs, UI metadata, and agent tools one structured Zod source of truth — analyzable, versioned, and auditable end to end. Launch July 2026.

No commitment required
Priority access for technical teams
Beta starts April 2026