Give Your AI Copilot the Right Product Context.
Launch Rail gives coding tools source, service contracts, examples, and project context. Runtime MCP access is routed through the private-pilot Agent Gateway so tools stay scoped, revocable, approval-aware, and auditable.
The Old Way: Read Docs, Write Boilerplate, Pray It Works
Integrating a microservice used to mean weeks of reading API documentation, writing HTTP clients from scratch, debugging auth headers, and manually configuring SDKs. Every new service meant repeating the same slow, error-prone cycle. For startups racing to ship, this kills velocity.
The Vibe Coding Way: Describe It, Ship It
With Launch Rail, AI tools can work from the same source, contracts, manifests, and examples as your engineers. Ask for an integration, inspect the diff, run the tests, and use governed Agent Gateway access only when a runtime tool is actually required.
A Contract-Driven Workflow for the Tools You Use
Use repository instructions, service contracts, and examples to ground AI-assisted work across common coding environments.
Claude Code
Give Claude Code repository context, service contracts, and project instructions. In the Agent Gateway pilot, approved read tools and explicitly gated mutations can be exposed through tenant-scoped MCP access.
Cursor
Use project rules, protobuf contracts, and documented Go service patterns to keep generated integration code aligned with your repository conventions and selected module versions.
Codex
Point Codex at the licensed source, API contracts, examples, and deployment manifest so implementation work stays grounded in the code your team will run. Governed tool access remains policy-scoped through Agent Gateway.
Google Antigravity
Use repository artifacts and service contracts to plan cross-service work. Where the Agent Gateway pilot is enabled, tools remain allowlisted, tenant scoped, budgeted, revocable, and recorded in the audit trail.
From Contract to Reviewed Change in Three Steps
A focused workflow that keeps model context accurate and production-impacting decisions in the engineering review loop.
Load the Selected Service Contracts
Work from the licensed source, version lockfile, protobuf or HTTP contracts, examples, and project guidance that match the modules selected for your deployment.
Grant Only the Context and Tools Required
Use repository context for coding tasks. For runtime actions in the private pilot, connect through Agent Gateway with explicit tenant, environment, tool, action, budget, expiry, and approval policy.
Generate, Review, Test, and Ship
Ask for an integration such as inviting a workspace member and sending a notification, then review the generated diff, run the service tests, and keep human approval on production-impacting changes.
Why Product Teams Use AI with Launch Rail
Structured context reduces repeated discovery work while the team retains control of code and runtime actions.
Contracts Close to the Code
Give AI tools the same versioned contracts and examples engineers use, reducing guesswork while keeping the documentation available for human review.
Faster Repository Orientation
Project guidance, manifests, contracts, and architecture notes help new engineers and their coding tools form a more accurate model of the stack.
Build on Owned Domain Modules
Integrate Identity, Authz, Entitlements, Notifications, Audit Log, and other selected modules without asking an AI tool to invent the entire foundation from a blank prompt.
A Reviewable Implementation Loop
Use natural-language intent to draft integration code, then verify types, authorization, error handling, tests, and deployment impact in the normal engineering workflow.
The Developer Experience, Compared
Traditional integration vs. vibe coding with Launch Rail.
Traditional Development
Vibe Coding with Launch Rail
Service Contracts for AI-Assisted Work
Available modules expose documented application interfaces. Governed MCP tools are introduced through Agent Gateway rather than by exposing every service directly.
Identity
Users, workspaces, teams, RBAC, and device sessions
Entitlements
Plans, features, usage limits, and license gating
Notifications
Email, push, SMS, and in-app notification delivery
Scheduler
Cron jobs, delayed tasks, and recurring workflows
Audit Log
Attributable event history for operations and review
Submissions
Form collection, file uploads, and review workflows
Ready to Vibe Code Your SaaS?
Start from owned Go services and give AI tools versioned context instead of an unbounded production connection. Use the Agent Gateway pilot when scoped, audited runtime tools add real value.
Versioned Context
Source, contracts, examples, and module versions stay aligned with the selected deployment.
Tool-Agnostic Workflow
Use the coding assistant that fits your repository while keeping service contracts as the source of truth.
Governed Runtime Access
Agent Gateway policies define tools, actions, approvals, budgets, expiry, and revocation in the pilot.