OtterMind/Nubase

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Summary

Nubase is an open-source, AI-native backend platform that turns AI-written code into real apps. It integrates memory, database, storage, and authentication into a single self-hostable service, designed for AI coding, agentic applications, and modern product teams.

Key features

• AI-native backend platform for AI coding and agentic apps
• Integrated memory, database, storage, and auth in one service
• Self-hostable with full control over your data
• Built-in support for pgvector and RAG workflows
• Compatible with Claude Code, Deno, and CLI tools
• Open-source under active development

Use cases

• Deploy AI-generated code as production-ready backends
• Build agentic applications with persistent memory and auth
• Create RAG-powered apps using integrated vector search
• Rapidly prototype and ship full-stack AI products

README excerpt

 # Nubase **English** · [简体中文](README.zh-CN.md) [](LICENSE) [](https://www.npmjs.com/package/nubase_cli) [](https://github.com/OtterMind/Nubase) **Turn AI-written code into real apps.** Nubase is an open-source, AI-native backend **and deploy layer** that a coding agent drives directly — so a generated app goes live in minutes. Eight capability modules in one self-hostable service: **Database, Auth, Storage, Assets, Functions, AI Gateway, Memory, and cron**. > An agent can model the data (Database + Auth), deploy backend logic (**Functions**), publish the generated frontend to a public CDN (**Assets**), and schedule recurring work (**cron**) — all through MCP tools, with no separate hosting account. Supabase-style where it makes sense (Postgres, REST, JWTs, RLS, object storage, a Studio dashboard), plus first-class **Memory** and an **MCP** surface built for AI coding agents. --- ## ⚡ Quick Start ### 1. Use Nubase in Claude Code or Codex — one command From your project folder, run: ```bash npx -y nubase_cli@latest install-skills ``` That single command: - 📚 installs the **Nubase skills** for **both Claude Code and Codex**, - 🔌 wires up the **MCP server** config, and - 🔐 opens a browser to **authorize** and pick your project. Then: - **Claude Code** — restart it in this folder, run `/mcp`, and confirm `nubase` is connected. - **Codex** — it's added to `~/.codex/config.toml`; just start Codex. > This connects your agent to a Nubase instance (a h

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