cabloy

Why we included this project

Full-stack business apps usually live as two separate codebases stitched together with hand-written glue. Cabloy keeps them on one coordinated delivery path, with the frontend bundle feeding the backend's server-side rendering and type information flowing in both directions. The backend publishes OpenAPI contracts the frontend turns into SDKs and schema-aware helpers, while frontend metadata such as routes and components feeds back to sharpen backend tooling, which removes a surprising amount of contract maintenance during fast iteration. That arrangement suits AI-assisted work especially well, because a CLI-first toolchain, bundled docs, and reusable skills let an assistant make coherent changes across the whole stack instead of patching disconnected layers. Teams building data-heavy applications with forms and workflow logic will want to see whether its modular, suite-based architecture and built-in conveniences match how they already like to ship.