Hey IH 👋 I'm Sandro, founder of RootCX.
AI tools make building internal apps easy. But each one lands as an island: its own database, auth, and deployment. Multiply by five apps and you have a mess.
RootCX is the shared layer underneath. One server, shared PostgreSQL, SSO, RBAC, audit logs, integrations. Every app and AI agent plugs in.
Open source, self-hostable. Just launched the first version and looking for early feedback from builders and agencies.
What's your biggest pain when deploying AI-coded tools?
This is a smart idea. The "every AI app has its own DB/auth" problem is real. Starred on GitHub. One thought: would love to see a one-click deploy for non-technical founders who want to use this but don't know Docker.
It is a massive relief to see someone addressing the "fragmentation tax" that comes with building a custom AI stack. Most teams don't realize that while an AI agent can write the code in minutes, the overhead of setting up secure auth, a database, and an audit trail for that fifth "simple" tool is usually what kills the momentum for internal innovation.
Since you are positioning this as the shared layer for both apps and AI agents, does RootCX provide a centralized "Agent Memory" or a shared vector store so that different agents plugged into the platform can actually share context and avoid redundant data processing?
That's actually a very nice use case. How do you maintain access control for each individual application under the shared layer?
Nice idea! I would propably need that, could you add it to Awiser ?