Frontend pages and interactions
Let AI help create and update app interfaces, arrange forms, lists, detail views, charts, and dashboards, and connect pages to real business data.
“Add a sales dashboard to the customer management app.”
Nemeow MCP
From pages, databases, sign-in, and permissions to backend logic, automation, deployment, and operation. Nemeow MCP is planned to let your AI assistant help you build, manage, and continually improve business apps with your authorization.
Beyond generating code: apps that work for your business.
This page presents our product plans. MCP connections are not yet available, and these capabilities will roll out in phases.
AI assistants / Coding assistants / Development tools / Custom agents
Connect · Authorize · Invoke
Pages are just the beginning. Customer details need to be saved, employees need to sign in, different roles need different permissions, and business processes need to run. After launch, the app still needs maintenance.
The plan for Nemeow MCP is to connect these capabilities so external AI can take part in an app's full journey from development to operation, beyond submitting a piece of code.
These are planned capabilities. Availability will expand in phases as development and validation progress.
Give your ideas a complete implementation, from interfaces to logic.
Let AI help create and update app interfaces, arrange forms, lists, detail views, charts, and dashboards, and connect pages to real business data.
“Add a sales dashboard to the customer management app.”
Apps should process business operations as well as display information. Planned support includes AI-written server-side logic for data validation, status transitions, business calculations, and controlled calls to external services.
“Validate the discount before a quote is submitted, and send it for approval if it exceeds the allowed range.”
Let external AI read and edit project files in a controlled development environment, search code, manage permitted dependencies, run checks, and use diagnostics to make further fixes.
“Find why this form fails to submit and generate a fixed version.”
Bring data, people, and documents into place.
Organize tables, fields, and relationships around your business. Query, filter, sort, and process records in batches so customer, order, inventory, and project data can form a practical foundation for your apps.
“Add a customer source field and summarize closed deals by source.”
Give team members and customers their own access points. Control who can view, create, or change data by role, action, and record scope.
“Salespeople see only their own customers; managers see the whole team's progress.”
Add image, file, and attachment management to apps and link materials to business records, with planned support for generating deliverable documents such as reports and quotes.
“Save contract attachments for each customer and generate a project quote.”
In the future, multiple authorized apps could also reuse relevant business data to reduce duplicate entry.
Turn repetitive tasks into connected, orderly workflows.
Organize repetitive actions into workflows triggered by schedules, business events, or external callbacks, connecting data updates, task assignments, and follow-up processing.
“Check inventory daily and create a restocking task when it falls below a threshold.”
With authorization, connect email, spreadsheets, messaging, business systems, and external APIs so apps can work with existing tools, while keeping the credentials needed for calls managed on the server.
“Add incoming business leads to the system, then notify the people responsible.”
Send in-app notifications to the relevant people when tasks are assigned, approvals are decided, or business statuses change, with additional channels such as email planned over time.
“Notify the salesperson to follow up once a quote is approved.”
Delivery is a beginning. Apps need ongoing maintenance.
Build and preview candidate versions, then publish an accessible app after confirmation. App hosting, access configuration, and custom domains are also planned.
“Show me the preview first, then open it to customers after I confirm.”
Keep app change and build records, compare versions, and check the impact before publishing, with planned support for restoring earlier app versions when compatibility allows.
“Compare these changes and confirm they preserve the existing customer entry flow.”
Let AI access build results, runtime logs, and error details within its authorized scope to help locate problems. Keep records of key actions to make maintenance traceable.
“Check why the order processing failed just now.”
One connection for development and everyday business.
Create projects, update pages, write logic, check errors, preview, and publish.
Read authorized data, query and summarize records, and propose or perform data changes within the permitted scope.
Data access and changes are limited to the authorized scope. Key actions such as bulk changes, deletion, and publishing require confirmation under their respective rules.
“Build a customer management system where employees see only their own customers and managers see team progress.”
Turn scattered information into a business system the team can use together.
Beyond core app capabilities, we also plan to bring Nemeow's knowledge and AI capabilities into app development and daily business.
With explicit authorization, let AI refer to selected product materials, business rules, and process descriptions to help build apps that better match real work.
“Use this authorized after-sales process to design a support ticket system for me.”
The entire knowledge space is not opened by default, and materials are not automatically sent in full to external models.
Planned capabilities include text generation, information extraction, content classification, and knowledge Q&A, bringing AI into specific business processes as well as development.
“When customer feedback arrives, classify the issue before assigning it to the right person.”
AI calls made by a running app require separate permissions, budgets, and cost disclosures. They are distinct from subscriptions to external AI assistants.
We plan to expose platform capabilities as callable tools so external agents can take part in controlled development and operation workflows.
Read authorized projects, understand app structure, and access development guidelines.
Find and edit files, use a controlled sandbox, and handle permitted dependencies.
Manage tables and fields, query and batch-process records, and perform controlled summary analysis.
Write backend logic, organize workflows, and configure authorized external services.
Get check results, view previews, submit changes, and confirm publishing.
Query task statuses, read redacted logs, locate failures, and trace key actions.
This /mcp page is a product introduction, not a connectable MCP service endpoint.
Choose the projects, data, and capabilities that may be accessed. Connecting does not open all your materials.
Builds, data changes, capability authorization, and publishing each follow their own rules. Review important changes before execution.
We plan to retain key change and operation records so you can understand what happened, where it failed, and how to continue.
We plan to gradually support AI assistants and development tools that support MCP. Specific clients, versions, account requirements, and capability scopes will be detailed in future compatibility information.
External AI services, Nemeow platform resources, and runtime AI calls by apps are separate cost components. Details will be provided when availability opens.
Not yet. Nemeow MCP is in development. This page presents product plans; connections and use are not currently available.
No. It is planned as a connection through which external AI assistants can use Nemeow platform capabilities to help develop apps, work with authorized data, and manage related business processes.
No. The planned scope also includes updating existing apps, reading and processing business data, checking operational issues, and moving releases forward after confirmation.
Our goal is to let you keep your familiar working environment. We will announce compatible clients and callable capabilities after integration testing and validation.
This page is not a promise of a single complete launch. Capabilities will be developed, validated, and opened in phases. The product interface and release notes will specify what is actually available.
Planned access is limited to authorized projects, materials, and actions. A connection does not grant access to all data. We will explain the authorization mechanism before launch.
An external AI assistant helping with development and an app calling AI at runtime are different uses. Your external subscription or credentials will not be reused by default. Authorization and pricing rules will be explained separately.
No fixed launch date or pricing plan has been announced. We will share details once the relevant capabilities have been validated and are ready to open.
Nemeow MCP is in development. Until it arrives, use Nemeow's available capabilities to bring your current ideas to life.
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