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. Install the Origin skill, then paste the prompt into Claude Code or Codex. The agent reads the repo and 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.