OriginAI documentation
Product specs for Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex — structured RPML, published as releases the agent implements.
OriginAI docs.
OriginAI is in public beta — personal accounts, with the full spec → release → coding-agent loop on Free.
If it isn't written down, the agent will invent it. OriginAI is where you keep structured, versioned specs — screens, states, and rules — then publish a release Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex implements. Not last week's chat.
Jump in wherever you are.
Choose your starting point
You have a product idea but no code yet. Describe the product, let OriginAI draft the specs, refine them in the workbench, and publish your first release.
→ Create a project on OriginAI
You already have a codebase. Point a coding agent at your repository. It reads the code, then writes product specs into OriginAI that you can preview, edit, and publish.
→ Create product specs from a codebase
Your specs are written and published. Hand a specific, frozen version to a teammate or a coding agent — without relying on chat history.
→ Share specs with your team or coding agent
Explore the documentation
- Get started — the two common starting points, and what to do after you publish.
- Guides — walkthroughs for the workbench, publishing releases, and connecting coding agents.
- Concepts — product context, workspaces, and why releases are the version agents build.
- Reference — the
originaiCLI, agent skills, MCP, and the HTTP API.