Platyps
A collaborative workspace to take your code to production
What it does
Writing code stopped being the hard part. Platyps is the workspace around your coding agent: plan it properly, hand over full context, test against real logs, and deploy. One place for the project and everyone working on it.
Platyps is the end-to-end workspace for teams building with AI coding agents. Bring your own agent (Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Gemini), plan and wireframe, test against real and simulated enterprise APIs, and deploy to production without becoming a DevOps engineer.
Writing code stopped being the hard part. Planning, environments, collaboration, testing, deploys, and agents losing context still are. Platyps puts all of it in one workspace. One source of truth. Talk it through once. Everything after checks itself. A sandbox that mirrors production with real logs and testing. Secrets, deploys, bugs, fixes, and everyone working on them. Three chapters, nine steps — from the first conversation to a running product. Brainstorm your idea out loud. It asks the questions you skipped and challenges your assumptions. Every decision from that conversation, written down as one document. This is your source of truth. See the screens, how they connect, and…from platyps.com
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