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Introducing FrogBot: The Lego Bricks for AI to Kill Your SaaS Bill

Why we built an open-source TypeScript framework that gives coding agents a production database, Admin UI, free SAML SSO, and 40+ integrations out of the box—plus one-command cloud deploys on Dojo for $29/mo flat.

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Key takeaways

  • Coding agents don't need another browser sandbox—they need real lego bricks. FrogBot gives Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and OpenCode a declarative config for collections, RBAC, Admin views, AI agents, and background jobs.
  • 100% MIT open source, including SAML & OIDC SSO. Self-host anywhere Docker or Node.js runs for $0 forever.
  • One-command cloud deploys with Dojo. Run npx frogbot share to deploy your app with managed Postgres, 50 GB file storage, OAuth, and 2,000 monthly AI credits for $29/mo flat and $0 per seat.

The problem with per-seat SaaS in the AI era

Every company has the same spreadsheet of SaaS renewals: $13,500/year for Airtable, $27,600/year for Zendesk, $55,000+ for HubSpot or Salesforce, and $21,600/year for Jira—often for workflows where your team only uses five fields and two views.

With modern coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor, and OpenCode, any builder can ask AI to generate a custom app in an afternoon. But when you prompt an agent from scratch, it generates 15,000 lines of fragile glue code: custom auth routes, leaky API endpoints, hand-rolled table pagination, and brittle webhook handlers. The demo works on Friday and breaks in production on Monday.

Give your coding agent production lego bricks

We built FrogBot so your coding agent never has to reinvent the backend or admin plumbing from scratch.

Instead of generating 15,000 lines of boilerplate, your agent writes a single frogbot.config.ts file. FrogBot turns that config into a complete production application:

  1. Collections & Views: Define your schema once and get instant Admin tables, drag-and-drop Kanban boards, Calendar views, REST endpoints, and a typed Local API backed by Postgres or SQLite.
  2. Row-Level RBAC & Free SAML SSO: Access control is enforced by default across both HTTP and the Local API. SAML 2.0, OIDC, and API keys ship free in the MIT core.
  3. Permissioned AI Agents & AI Chat: Agents query your database through the current user's role permissions, stream into persistent web and Slack chat threads, and pause for human approval on sensitive actions.
  4. Durable Jobs & 40+ Pieces: Run cron schedules, background queues, and pre-built OAuth integrations (Slack, Gmail, Stripe, Linear, GitHub, Notion, Xero) without babysitting infrastructure.

Deploy in one command with Dojo ($29/app, $0/seat)

When your app is ready to share with your team or clients, you have two choices:

  • Self-host free forever: Every FrogBot app is a standard MIT-licensed Next.js + TypeScript repository. Run it anywhere Docker or Node.js runs.
  • Deploy to Dojo in one command: Run npx frogbot share and Dojo provisions a 10 GB Postgres database with daily backups, 50 GB of file storage, custom SSL, managed OAuth credentials, and 2,000 monthly AI credits for $29/app/month flat.

Whether 5 people or 50,000 people log into your app, you pay $29/month for the app—never for the seat.

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