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Secure Spaces: Security as the Default for Every Team and Every Business

Secure Spaces: Security as the Default for Every Team and Every Business

🟡 From no-code apps to real business value The traditional way to secure software has always been to build first and protect later. AI has made that approach impossible to maintain. AI changed that rhythm completely. In a single day, AI-generated development can now produce tens of thousands of lines of

Automatic React UIs from API Docs

Automatic React UIs from API Docs

Today we're launching a new Pythagora feature that generates complete React applications directly from Swagger/OpenAPI documentation, finally liberating those APIs trapped behind command lines and rescuing internal tools stuck in 2010-era interfaces. The API-to-UI Gap We found engineering workspaces filled with two things: abandoned side projects with

Pythagora Supports Fair Source

Pythagora Supports Fair Source

At Pythagora, our mission has always been to push the boundaries of what’s possible in software development. Creating a collaborative system where AI agents work together to build entire applications was a groundbreaking challenge, but sharing that innovation with the world posed an equally important question: How do we

Pythagora is now open to everyone

Pythagora is now open to everyone

After months of refining Pythagora with invite-only access, we’re excited to announce that it’s now open to everyone! Whether you're building an app from scratch or enhancing an existing project, Pythagora is your all-in-one solution, guiding you from an idea to a deployable, production-ready app. A

Pythagora_v1 release reflection - what we learned, current state, next steps

Pythagora_v1 release reflection - what we learned, current state, next steps

Today, we’re launching Pythagora v1, so we wanted to reflect on our progress in the past year since we released the first version of GPT Pilot (the open source brain of Pythagora) and in the past six months since we released Pythagora beta. In this post, you’ll read