Headless SaaS.
Headless SaaS for the agent-first internet.
A growing slice of every workflow now starts with an LLM, not a person opening a tab. SaaS built around a UI is a poor fit for that world - affordances are visual, state is implicit, the API is an afterthought. We help product teams rebuild around a headless, agent-native surface: a clean core, a stable tool spec, deterministic state transitions, predictable side-effects, and a UI that becomes one consumer among many. The result is a product the next decade of buyers - human and agent - can actually use.
What you walk away with.
- A product surface an agent can drive without a human in the loop
- Deterministic, idempotent operations - agents can retry safely
- Tool, resource and event specs versioned alongside your release process
- A UI that's a thin shell over the same primitives, not a separate codebase
What we ship.
- Agent-first architecture review of the current product
- Headless core: domain primitives, state machine, event log
- Tool specs (MCP and OpenAPI) generated from the same source of truth
- Reference agent - a working LLM client that drives the product end-to-end
- Migration plan from the current UI-centric stack, ordered by risk
How the engagement runs.
- 01
Audit
We map the gap between today's surface and what an agent actually needs. Where state is implicit, where operations aren't idempotent, where the UI is doing work the API can't. Output is a ranked list, not a manifesto.
- 02
Re-architect
Headless core built behind a stable contract. Tool and resource specs generated from the domain model. The reference agent proves the surface works before any UI work is touched.
- 03
Migrate
We migrate the current product onto the new core in slices. The UI becomes a client of the same API the agents use. No big-bang rewrite - each slice ships independently.
Let’sbuildyoursystemnext.
Thirty minutes with someone who’d be doing the work. No slide deck, no intake form. We’ll tell you what’s feasible, where you’ll hit friction, and what we’d pick up first.