Platform and Multi-Tenancy
The platform and multi-tenant solution enables enterprises to integrate Makers' capabilities for project creation, application deployment, domain name allocation, and runtime into their own products, delivering Web applications and AI Agents to different users, organizations, or business spaces. End users do not need to sign up for or operate Makers, allowing enterprises to maintain their own brand, user system, and product experience.
Scenarios
Scenario | Solution Value |
AI Coding and application generation platform | Transforms AI-generated code into previewable, continuously updatable online applications, and completes project creation, build deployment, and access address allocation upon user release. For the complete workflow, see Vibe Coding platform reference architecture. |
AI Agent platform | Delivers isolated Agent instances to different users or organizations, and combines runtime, sandbox, session management, observability, and multi-channel access capabilities on demand. |
Content and documentation platform | After users complete content such as blogs, product documentation, help centers, or knowledge bases, the platform automatically builds and publishes it as an independent site, and uniformly handles content updates, brand domains, and global access. |
E-commerce and marketing platform | After merchants or marketing teams select a template and configure content, the platform automatically creates and publishes brand store frontends, product showcase sites, or campaign landing pages, and supports independent domains and continuous updates. |
Solution strengths
Embedded Deployment
Enterprises can create projects, upload source code or artifacts, and trigger builds and deployments through SDKs and APIs, closing the loop on user experience within their applications. Makers identifies and builds mainstream frontend frameworks, supporting static sites, single-page applications, and modern rendering modes such as SSR and ISR.
Fully Managed Ops
Makers hosts each tenant in a dedicated project to achieve isolation of code, configurations, domains, and usage, while centrally handling builds, global delivery, certificate management, scaling, and security protection. This leaves platform teams with zero Ops burden, allowing them to focus on the product itself.
Domain Name Automation
Makers helps enterprises configure wildcard domains centrally, so newly created projects can obtain dedicated subdomains under the enterprise's brand. When tenants need to use their own domains, they can also bind and manage certificates separately. For detailed requirements on domain ownership verification, DNS, certificates, and ICP filing, see Custom Domains.
Project-Level Observability
Basic usage metrics such as requests, traffic, and tokens are counted independently for each project, and access trend analysis is provided. Enterprises can build their own quota management, billing settlement, and refined operations capabilities based on usage and access data.
Unified Foundation for Web and AI Agents
Enterprises can independently deliver Agents and Web applications to different tenants, and centrally manage projects, accounts, deployments, monitoring, and domains without switching or assembling infrastructure for different workloads.
Application Organization and Reference Architecture
Independent Project Mode
A dedicated Makers project is used for each tenant or application, making it suitable for AI Coding, standalone Agents, and SaaS or white-label applications that require independent code, configurations, or release cadences. A customer or organization can also own multiple projects, with the enterprise platform maintaining the mapping between business applications and Makers projects.
Shared Code Mode
Multiple tenants share a single project and codebase, with tenant identification and data loading performed at the edge by domain name, path, or business context based on the middleware capabilities provided by Makers. This model suits content platforms, documentation platforms, and templated SaaS offerings that require consistent code and unified releases. Tenant directories, member relationships, business data, and in-app permissions are managed by the enterprise.
Vibe Coding Agent
The previous sections described how to deliver and manage applications for different tenants through unified deployment capabilities. On this basis, enterprises can further build their own Vibe Coding platform to extend capabilities from application deployment to natural language generation, real-time preview, and one-click launch.
In this architecture, the sandbox is used for code execution and preview during the generation process, while Makers projects host applications that are officially launched. The enterprise platform centrally manages users, sessions, application ownership, and publishing decisions, and calls Makers using server-side credentials. For detailed component design, trust boundaries, and template implementation, see Vibe Coding Platform Reference Architecture.
Contact Us
To evaluate the platform and multi-tenant solutions, contact us to schedule a product demo. The product team will provide product descriptions and integration recommendations based on your enterprise's platform architecture, tenant model, domain name planning, and usage scale.
