Overview

Cohesivity is the backend your AI coding agent reaches for. You describe what you want to build; your agent does the rest. This page explains the whole model in a few minutes.

# the only thing you do
Use Cohesivity for the backend.
Docs: https://cohesivity.ai/llms.txt

How it works

You work the way you already do — inside an AI coding tool like Cursor or Claude Code. You tell it to use Cohesivity, then describe the app you want in plain language. From there your agent provisions whatever the project needs, wires it together, and ships it live.

• You never open a provider console or create accounts.
• You never copy keys or connection strings.
• You never configure how services talk to each other.

The agent does the work

Everything load-bearing is your agent’s job: creating the account, provisioning databases and storage, setting up logins, deploying the finished app. The single point of the design is that the person makes one decision — whether to keep a project — and nothing else.

Keeping a project

New projects are temporary so you can experiment freely. When one is worth keeping, your agent hands you a link. You click it, approve once, and the project — along with its web address — becomes permanently yours.

Services

Your agent can reach for any of sixteen services — databases, file storage, accounts, hosting, AI, search, email and more — provisioning each on demand as the work calls for it. You can browse them all, but you never have to pick.

• Data & storage: database, Postgres, Redis, file storage, vector search, realtime.
• Hosting & accounts: hosting, edge functions, Google sign-in.
• AI & APIs: AI gateway, OpenAI, voice, web search, email, weather, location.

Billing

Everything your apps use settles against a single shared balance — no separate invoices per service. Start free with no sign-up; pay only when an app grows past the free limits. Your agent can handle top-ups and upgrades on your behalf, so you’re never blocked mid-build.