Question 1

Can an AI coding agent provision a backend on its own?

Accepted Answer

Yes. An agent like Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex talks to one HTTP API: it creates a project, asks for the services the app needs, and gets back credentials or proxy endpoints. There is no separate human console for provisioning, the agent does it as it builds.

Question 2

How do I give my AI agent a backend without signing up for each service?

Accepted Answer

Cohesivity holds the upstream provider accounts, so your agent never pauses to sign up for a database host, a storage vendor, or an AI provider. It requests a service over HTTP, Cohesivity provisions it and injects the real keys server-side, and the app starts using it. You visit no cloud dashboards and paste no API keys.

Question 3

Which backend services can an agent set up?

Accepted Answer

A managed Postgres database, Redis, a vector database, object storage, hosting, edge workers, realtime channels, social login, an AI gateway across model providers, direct OpenAI access, an email inbox, and a headless browser, each provisioned through the same API.

Question 4

How is this different from Supabase or Neon?

Accepted Answer

Those give you one piece, a database, and still expect a signup and a dashboard. Cohesivity provisions the whole backend across many services from one agent-first API, with the provider accounts and keys managed for you. The agent wires it all up in the same build.

Question 5

Do I have to create an account before my agent starts?

Accepted Answer

No. A new project is ephemeral for 72 hours, so the agent can start building immediately. When you want to keep it, you claim the project with one approval and take ownership, you never saw a signup form before the work began.

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アプリに必要なものをエージェントがすべて構築

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