Model your domain. Put it to work.

A TypeScript framework for ontology-powered apps and AI.

Connect your data, define how it relates and changes, and build apps and AI that work with the same model.

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Quickstart

With Bun 1.4.2 or later:

bun create sixb my-app
cd my-app
bun install
bun run dev

No database setup or API keys required. Open your app, Atlas, or the API docs.

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One model, shared everywhere

Define your domain in TypeScript. Sixb provides the API, typed queries, and permissions around it.

// ontology/quote.ts
import { defineObjectType, prop, stringEnum } from "@sixb/core/ontology"

export const Quote = defineObjectType({
  id: "Quote",
  name: "Quote",
  properties: [
    prop("id", "string", { required: true, primary: true }),
    prop("totalCents", "integer", { required: true }),
    prop("status", stringEnum(["draft", "approved", "sent"]), {
      required: true,
      query: { searchable: true, filterable: true },
    }),
  ],
})

Use that same definition to query from your app, with types carried through to the result.

// app/queries/quotes.ts
import { objects } from "@sixb/client/query"
import { Quote } from "../../ontology/quote"

export function listApprovedQuotes() {
  return objects(Quote)
    .query()
    .where((quote) => quote.p.status.eq("approved"))
    .list()
}

Apps and workflows share the model and its actions, with permissions enforced by the runtime.

The built-in AI agent works with that same model through the Sixb CLI in a sandbox. Choose the models it can use. In chat, it inherits the user's permissions; in a workflow, you choose its access.

Meet Atlas

Atlas comes with Sixb. Explore your model, inspect its data, and follow what runs through it.

Explore the model. See how your types connect, then inspect their properties, relationships, and actions.

View a workflow run

Follow the work. Inspect a workflow run from its input through human review and execution.

Built with Sixb

Northline Mechanical is a reference app for a fictional building-services company. Its interface, assistant, and automation work with the same model of customers, equipment, and service cases.

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Explore further

Documentation · Examples · CLI reference · Contributing

Sixb is in active development. Releases on the 0.1.x line can include breaking changes and database migrations. Review the changelog before upgrading.

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