Your code and data are yours
The agents write an ordinary TypeScript project that any developer can read. The work is in its git history, and you can export the whole project — code, databases and files — at any time, free.
Nothing locked away
Your project is not a format only OneActor can read.
Ordinary TypeScript
A monorepo on Bun with React, Hono and Drizzle: a stack a developer can read and change.
The history in git
The agents' work is committed to the project's git repository. The Git tab shows the history and every change.
Files and a terminal
Read and edit the code in the Files tab, and run commands in the Terminal tab, in the workspace the agents use.
Yours, in the Terms
What you and the agents create in your projects is yours, and OneActor claims no ownership of it (Terms, section 5).
Export at any time, free
One archive with every branch and its full git history, your databases as SQL and CSV, your brief's documents and your stored files.
Your records too
The export also holds your account, organization and billing records, the deploy history and your domains.
Taking your project with you
Three steps, and no charge for any of them.
Ask for an export
An owner asks for it in the dashboard's Settings, under Your data.
It is prepared for you
One archive, emailed to you when it is ready and kept for 30 days.
Take it anywhere
The git bundles restore the full history; the databases come as plain SQL and CSV. What an export holds.
Good to know
- Secret values are not in the export: their names are, so you know what to set again.
- Tickets and agent conversations are not in the export; we send them to you on request.
- Files in the workspace that were never committed are not in the export.
Ready to build?
Describe your first app. The agents take it from there, and production waits for you.