build69
UI infrastructure for AI agents

Prompt it. Ship it. Own it.

Your agent stops guessing. Your app ships finished.

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How it works

From setup to editable code in four steps.

Connect build69 once, describe the screen, and let your coding client add the complete React component source directly to your application.

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Step 01

Get an API key

Create an account and copy your secure key. It unlocks components, design tokens, and screen recommendations.

Access unlocked
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Step 02

Connect your coding client

Add one build69 MCP endpoint to the coding client you already use. There is no build69 runtime to install.

Connected once
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Step 03

Describe what you want

Prompt in plain language. build69 selects the right components, states, and design tokens for your screen.

Screen plan resolved
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Step 04

Receive the source code

Your coding client retrieves the complete React component source from build69 and adds it directly to your application—ready to review, customize, and ship.

Editable code in your application

You get typed, themed, editable React source — not a screenshot, iframe, or locked dependency.

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Component system

One system. Every screen.

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dashboard.tsx
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import { StatCard, DataTable }\n// source lives in your app\nexport function Dashboard() {\n  return<Workspace />\n}
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Source, not a dependency.

Complete TypeScript lands in your repository. Change anything.

No runtime No lock-in No black box
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Start free. Scale later.

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