Silas Studio v2.0 — Powered by Ollama + Neon

AutonomousCode GenerationPlatform

Bridge the gap between human intent and production-ready software. Silas Studio ingests natural language, reasons through architecture, generates code, and automates GitHub workflows — all powered by local, private AI inference.

Local Ollama Inference
Neon Serverless Postgres
GitHub OAuth + PR Automation
Real-time Streaming
Core Capabilities

Built for Production-Grade Engineering

Every component is engineered for reliability, scalability, and developer experience.

Local AI Inference

Run powerful models locally with Ollama — qwen2.5-coder, DeepSeek-Coder, CodeLlama, Llama 3.1. Zero API costs, complete privacy, offline-capable.

7B–70B paramsSub-second latencyZero API fees

Neon Serverless Postgres

Branch-isolated databases with instant provisioning, autoscaling, and point-in-time recovery. Perfect for ephemeral preview environments.

Branch per PRAutoscalingPITR backups

GitHub Native Automation

Octokit-powered repository operations — list repos, create branches, commit changes, open PRs. Full CI/CD pipeline integration ready.

Octokit RESTBranch creationPR automation

Real-time Streaming Chat

Server-Sent Events streaming with token-by-token response rendering. Model selector, conversation history, project-scoped context.

SSE streamingMulti-modelProject context

Page Builder Engine

Natural language → Next.js/Tailwind components compiler. Visual editor with live preview, component library, and export to GitHub.

UI-to-JSXLive previewGitHub export

Enterprise Architecture

Next.js 16, Prisma, Auth.js v5, TypeScript, Turbopack. Built for scale with observability, multi-tenancy, and compliance readiness.

Type-safeMulti-tenantSOC2 ready
Technical Architecture

Enterprise-Grade Stack

Four-layer architecture designed for scalability, type-safety, and operational excellence.

1

Presentation Layer

Layer 1 of 4

Next.js 16 App RouterReact 19 + Server ComponentsTailwind CSS + ShadCN UIFramer Motion AnimationsReact Three Fiber (3D)
2

API & Auth Layer

Layer 2 of 4

Next.js Route HandlersAuth.js v5 (NextAuth)GitHub OAuth + PrismaAdapterJWT Sessions + PKCEServer Actions
3

AI Engine Layer

Layer 3 of 4

Ollama Local InferenceMulti-model: qwen2.5-coder, DeepSeek, CodeLlamaSSE Streaming + Non-streamingModel Selector & Health APIProject-scoped Context
4

Data & Automation Layer

Layer 4 of 4

Neon Serverless PostgreSQLPrisma ORM + Type-safe ClientOctokit GitHub REST APIBranch/PR/Commit AutomationNeon Branch-per-PR

Phase 3+: MCP Skill Servers · OpenHands · OpenCode · NeMoClaw

Framework Harnesses · Multi-step Agent Loops · Distributed Tracing

Technology Stack

Modern, Type-Safe, Performant

Frontend & UI

Next.js 16
Turbopack
React 19
Server Components
TypeScript 5
Strict Mode
Tailwind CSS 4
CSS-first
ShadCN UI
Radix Primitives
Framer Motion
11.x
React Three Fiber
9.x

Backend & Database

Neon Postgres
Serverless
Prisma ORM
5.22
Auth.js v5
NextAuth Beta
GitHub OAuth
Octokit 22

AI & Compute

Ollama
Local Inference
qwen2.5-coder
7B/14B
DeepSeek-Coder
16B/33B
CodeLlama
34B
Llama 3.1
70B

DevOps & Observability

Vercel
Edge Functions
pnpm 12
Workspace
GitHub Actions
CI/CD Ready
OpenTelemetry
Planned

Development Roadmap

1
Phase 1Foundation✅ Complete
Ollama ClientNeon LinkPrisma SchemaAuth.jsVercel Deploy
2
Phase 2Core UI✅ Complete
LandingChatProjectsSettingsGitHub Integration
3
Phase 3Agent Engine🔄 In Progress
Page BuilderAgent SettingsMCP ScaffoldMulti-model Routing
4
Phase 4Operations📋 Planned
Asset ManagerDeployment ConsoleMedia Pipelines
5
Phase 5Autonomy📋 Planned
Agent LoopsGitHub CRUDCI/CDRepo Context
6
Phase 6SaaS📋 Planned
Stripe BillingSubscriptionsTelemetryMulti-tenant
7
Phase 7Polish📋 Planned
Marketing PageCloudflare TunnelsFounder DashboardDocs
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