Unbody hit beta capacity — we’re scaling infra and new signups are waitlisted for now.

Unbody SDK adds streaming, Amir speaks at React Dublin, and open-source repo gets plugin validation and stricter TypeScript settings. Week 22 updates.

Managing UI state for generative data requires understanding multi-stage, streamed, and interpretative outputs, contrasting with CRUD models. Key strategies include handling streaming updates, managing context as a first-class state, treating each stage as a state machine, and incorporating retries as a feature.

Unbody has been open-sourced as an alpha version, offering a modular, AI-native backend designed for community collaboration and flexibility. It aims to replace traditional stacks by enabling dynamic, intelligent software that can reason and act, while providing developers with full control over integrations and functionalities.

Building effective Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) systems requires parsing user queries into structured parameters for precise retrieval and response generation. The Agentic RAG approach improves upon naive methods by understanding user intent and applying relevant filters, enhancing the quality of generated answers.

Learn how Delightree, a franchise management platform, rapidly integrated AI-driven features using Unbody. Learn how they transformed their database into an AI-enabled knowledge base, launched intelligent search and AI insights, and saw high customer adoption. Perfect for startups seeking quick AI implementation.

AI Hack Night Challenge: Solve the matching problem. Build platforms connecting different user groups (e.g., therapists, investors) using Unbody’s data tools and APIs. Earn rewards and get support via Discord.

The rise of AI-native applications marks a pivotal shift in software design—where AI isn’t just a feature, but the foundation. Yet, developers are held back by fragmented, “AI-forced” stacks that make building AI-native products complex, costly, and inefficient. In this blog, we explore the challenges of disconnected AI and product workflows, introduce the core components of AI-native software, and share how Unbody unifies these worlds into a seamless development stack to enable smarter, more adaptive applications.

Unbody is going open source in Q1 2025 to empower developers with an AI-native full-stack development framework.

Build a unique experience by mixing and matching components.

An invisible layer, a headless ai api, a seamless modular pipeline from private data to frontend

While AI dominated Web Summit 2023, the over-reliance on basic OpenAI integrations revealed a gap in the market. This post explores the untapped potential for more innovative AI applications and how platforms like Unbody are paving the way for deeper, more creative AI integration—without requiring extensive technical expertise.

Join us at Stand A710 on November 14th as we make our debut at WebSummit 2023. We're excited to connect and share our vision for the future of AI integration.