Launch the SaaS product agents can actually keep building.
CentraKit is a finished Next.js SaaS foundation with tenant workflows, API and MCP access, docs, CLI, and the repo context AI coding agents need to make safe changes after day one.
- Agent-ready developer workflow
- AI-native SaaS surface included
- API, MCP, CLI, and docs aligned
AI-native SaaS command center
Tenant activity, agent work, customer data, and release readiness in one surface.
Launch room
Agent readyTenants
24
+8%
Open tasks
183
-12%
API calls
1.8M
+31%
AI workflow preview
Customer context + actions
Ask
Plan
Act
OpenAPI
generated
MCP tools
ready
A real monorepo product, not a landing-page promise
Built with the tools modern teams already trust
The pieces buyers usually spend months rebuilding
The showcase should make the hidden value obvious: CentraKit is not a thin UI kit, it is a connected product and development system.
Everything a serious AI SaaS needs to start moving
The important pieces are already connected: tenant app, API, MCP, CLI, docs, shared schemas, provider boundaries, and the agent instructions that keep future changes on track.
Agent-native DX
Rules, skills, typed contracts, and verification commands help agents edit safely.
Customer-facing AI
Chat-ready workflows sit beside customers, tasks, quotes, teams, and permissions.
SaaS app included
Start from a real multi-tenant SaaS app with auth, organizations, roles, onboarding, and customer-facing workflows.
Auth, tenancy, and RBAC
Supabase Auth, organizations, users, teams, roles, invitations, and RBAC are modeled as product primitives.
Contracts that stay visible
Domain Zod schemas, OpenAPI generation, and a typed client keep app, docs, API, and agents aligned.
API plus MCP server
Pair the product app with a dedicated API, committed OpenAPI output, typed client generation, and MCP for agent clients.
Operate with agents
Model work as workflows, events, permissions, and ownership boundaries that agents and humans can inspect.
Swappable data layer
Use Supabase by default, but keep providers behind clean contracts so you can swap to Convex or your own backend later.
Database-ready
Declarative Supabase schemas, RLS, and provider isolation give you speed without locking every domain to one backend forever.
Workflow domains
Tasks, quotes, customers, tags, teams, and role-aware operations are present as real application domains.
Commercial surface
A pricing and inquiry flow is ready to adapt for one-time source access, guided onboarding, or custom delivery.
Generic starters make agents improvise. CentraKit gives them a map.
A boilerplate made for the AI era is not just a stack list. It must preserve context after the first prompt.
- Agents guess where auth, data, and product logic belong.
- A thin demo app leaves billing, roles, docs, API, and tests for later.
- Every new feature starts with another architecture explanation.
- Rules, package boundaries, and service layers tell agents where to work.
- The SaaS app, API, MCP server, CLI, docs, and typed client ship together.
- Verification commands and generated contracts keep the system honest.
From live demo to shipped product without losing the thread
Three moves from credible demo to an AI-native SaaS your developers, customers, and agents can all understand.
See it, then run it
Open the demo, choose the tier that fits, clone the monorepo, and wire SaaS, API, docs, and Supabase from one documented path.
Teach the stack your product
Shape your domain in shared Zod contracts, keep providers behind service boundaries, and give agents the same map your team uses.
Launch and iterate
Launch the SaaS surface, expose API and MCP to partners and agents, then keep iterating through the same checks your CI runs.
The real purchase is time
Skip the invisible work that delays every SaaS launch.
Auth, tenancy, permissions, contracts, docs, API, developer workflow, and agent context are the parts teams underestimate. CentraKit turns them into a starting line.
months of plumbing avoided
product surfaces aligned
shared architecture for humans and agents
The story is visible before anyone opens the repo.
A finished showcase needs to show believable surfaces: customer workflows, developer checks, pricing, architecture, and agent operations.
Tenant workflow board
Customers, assets, quotes, tasks, and AI assistance move through the same product system.
Intake
3Customer matched
Asset tagged
Quote drafted
In progress
3AI summary
Task assigned
SLA checked
Ready
3Approval sent
API synced
Docs updated
Commercial surface
Source access, guided rollout, and custom delivery are clear conversion paths.
Solo
$499
Source access
Startup
$2,500
Guided rollout
Business
Custom
Delivery support
Built from product architecture work
Designed for teams that want AI-assisted development to survive real complexity.
CentraKit leans into the hard parts: service boundaries, tenancy, RBAC, generated contracts, declarative database work, streaming-aware Next.js pages, and repeatable verification. That is the difference between a flashy starter and a foundation teams can extend.
Pricing that treats the boilerplate as leverage, not a subscription.
One-time source access, guided onboarding, or custom delivery. Pick the commercial path that matches how much acceleration you want.
Questions that usually come up early
A few of the questions teams ask before deciding whether CentraKit should become their starting point.
No. CentraKit is opinionated around AI-native SaaS: the chat surface, workflow model, API and MCP layering, and agent-ready repo conventions are part of the point.
Give your team and your customers an AI-native starting point they can both feel.
CentraKit is for teams who want agent-ready development and SaaS workflows designed for AI from the first product decision.