Scaffold fast, then take it in-house.
Your engineers should spend their time on the hard, differentiated parts - not on wiring up another CRUD service. PIRAPLEX builds the foundation so they start from something real.
Scaffold in an afternoon
Stand up a new service or internal tool - schema, API, UI, and infra - in the time a kickoff meeting usually takes.
A foundation, not a throwaway
The output is standard, readable code your engineers can extend - not a prototype that has to be rebuilt before it ships.
Hand off cleanly
Export the codebase and bring it into your own repository, review process, and deployment pipeline whenever you are ready.
Best where the value is the shape, not the novelty.
Anywhere the architecture is well understood and the work is mostly assembly, an agent team can get you to a working foundation quickly.
- Internal tools - dashboards, admin panels, and back-office apps.
- New service scaffolding - a fresh API with its data model and infra.
- Prototypes that graduate - start fast, then take it in-house to harden.
- Repetitive CRUD surfaces your team would rather not hand-write.
$ piraplex export --project internal-tools> preparing codebase.../prisma/schema.prisma/api/* (12 routes)/app/* (8 pages)/infra/ (db + env config)> archive ready - it is yourspush to your repo and take over
Your engineers stay in control
PIRAPLEX gets you to a running starting point. From there it is ordinary code in your repository - reviewed, extended, and deployed on your terms. No black box in your critical path.
Give your team a running head start.
Scaffold the next service with a coordinated agent build, then bring it in-house.