Private beta

Build with the same codebase context every agent sees.

Schemyx is onboarding builders and teams by request while we harden the MCP server, codebase scanner, review workflow, Theme Forge, and Component Forge. The goal is simple: less relearning, less drift, faster onboarding, and lower token spend.

Freelance and solo

Independent builders

Save the rules, themes, components, and client patterns you already trust so every new project starts from the same known system.

Reusable theme and component presets
Project rules served through MCP
Faster handoff between client builds

Team continuity

Product teams

Give every developer and every AI agent the same source of truth for routes, APIs, models, layouts, and approved UI patterns.

Consistent multi-agent output
Faster onboarding for new engineers
Less drift between generated changes

Complex codebases

Design partners

Work directly with us on deeper scans, backend maps, database context, review workflows, and enterprise-grade context governance.

Frontend, backend, and database maps
Pattern scoring and review queues
Context workflows shaped around your repo

Why beta

We are choosing fit over public pricing while the context layer gets sharper.

This beta is for people who already feel the pain: agents drift, onboarding is slow, codebase rules live in too many places, and every large AI run spends tokens rediscovering decisions your team already made.

Agent-readable lookup layer

Schemyx turns codebase facts into stable keys and tiny responses, so agents can fetch the exact context they need without rereading the whole repo.

Pattern-aware generation

Frontend layouts, component variants, backend flows, API routes, and database models are captured as reusable recipes instead of loose notes.

MCP-connected workflow

The same context can be served into agent tools through MCP, helping teams reduce token waste and keep generated code aligned with local standards.

Access process

Request access now. Public launch comes after the beta is ready.

Join the beta

Step 1

Request access and tell us what you are building.

Step 2

We review your use case and approve the right beta track.

Step 3

You get access to the app, builders, and MCP workflow as the beta opens.