| title | What is Major? |
|---|---|
| description | Build, deploy, and share internal tools faster with AI-powered development and secure resource access. |
Major is an AI-powered platform for building and deploying internal tools. It combines a live code editor with integrated AI assistance, secure resource management, and one-command deployments.
Ship internal tools in seconds. No infrastructure setup, no CI/CD pipelines to configure. Access databases and APIs without managing secrets. Credentials never touch your code. Get AI assistance that understands your entire codebase and can implement features directly. Manage who can view, edit, and deploy each app with built-in RBAC.Traditional development requires managing .env files, rotating credentials, and hoping nobody commits secrets to git. Major eliminates this entirely.
Connectors (databases, APIs, storage) are configured once in the dashboard. Your code uses generated clients that authenticate automatically through the Major platform. The same code works locally, in the web editor, and in production.
// No connection strings, no API keys, no .env files
import { myDatabaseClient } from './clients';
const result = await myDatabaseClient.invoke(
'SELECT * FROM users WHERE id = $1',
[userId],
'fetch-user'
);The Major editor includes an AI assistant with full context of your application. It can:
- Explain complex logic in your codebase
- Implement new features by writing code directly
- Refactor components while maintaining existing patterns
Whether you're developing locally with the CLI or in the browser with the web editor, the experience is consistent:
- Same resource access
- Same deployment commands
- Same version control (every app is backed by GitHub)
Major supports two development paths. Pick the one that fits your style:
Develop in your local IDE with full control. Use `major app start` to run locally and `major app deploy` to ship. Build entirely in the browser with the live editor. Get AI assistance and deploy with a single click.Both workflows use the same underlying platform. You can switch between them anytime or use them together.
Learn about Apps, Connectors, RBAC, and Environments. Jump into building your first app.