Scaffold a working Next.js product with backend, auth, i18n, and MCP in one command. Give your agent a structure it can understand, extend, deploy, and operate.
Next.js, the SPFN backend, database wiring, auth, i18n, and MCP arrive as one working full-stack foundation.
Add the OAuth, storage, and infrastructure credentials your product needs. Spend the first session on the idea, not login plumbing.
Entity, Repository, Route, Router — the same vertical slice for every feature. Your agent knows where to read and where to write.
Runtime validation, generated migrations, explicit boundaries, and end-to-end types keep fast changes reviewable.
Start with the foundation most products need, already arranged for an agent to continue building.
Start with the core full-stack pattern and choose every additional function yourself.
Expose the application operations you choose as authenticated MCP tools. Connect your agent after deployment and handle routine work through the same domain layer — without building a separate admin dashboard first.
Read the full guideRoutes and MCP tools call the same repositories and services instead of duplicating business rules.
The generated operator key protects MCP today. Tool schemas and application authorization still define what an agent can do.
Inspect customers, publish content, or run workflows with auditable tools tailored to your product.
Server, routing, database, codegen — the framework kernel.
Sessions, OAuth, RBAC, invitations.
File uploads — local and GCS drivers.
Email and messaging, pluggable providers.
Health checks, metrics, request tracing.
Content models and admin endpoints.
Background jobs and step workflows.
Serve a website from a repo — this site runs on it.
One MCP contract over authenticated HTTP or local stdio.
Translation catalogs and React context, application-owned.