Introducing Agent Teams: a team of AI agents, one project

Building a web application means handling many different areas: the interface, backend, database, user experience, security, and, once the product is ready, marketing and go-to-market strategy.

With Agent Teams, Coderblock introduces a new way to work across all these areas: you can chat with AI agents specializing in different fields, directly within the same project.

Instead of relying on a single general-purpose assistant for every task, you can choose the specialist best suited to the problem at hand: Frontend, Backend, UX, Security, or Marketing. The project, however, remains the same. All the context also stays in the same environment, so you can move from one area to another without interrupting your development flow.

The right specialist for every task

Every part of a product requires different skills and priorities. A frontend agent can focus on layouts, components, and responsive design. A backend agent can work on databases, application logic, and server-side services. A UX agent can analyze flows and usability, while a Security agent can handle authentication, roles, and permissions. With Agent Teams, you can work with agents specializing in:

• Frontend — React interfaces, Tailwind CSS, responsive design, and interactions.
• Backend — databases, application logic, APIs, and server-side functions.
• UX — information architecture, onboarding, navigation, and usability.
• Security — authentication, roles, permissions, and Row Level Security.
• Marketing — positioning, landing pages, messaging, and go-to-market strategy.

Specialization does not mean creating separate projects or switching tools. All agents work within the same Coderblock project and contribute to the same application. For example, after creating a booking platform, you can:

Ask the UX agent to simplify the booking process.

Then:

Ask the Backend agent to add availability and bookings to the database.

And finally:

Ask the Security agent to verify that each customer can see only their own bookings.

The same product, viewed from multiple perspectives. One team working on a single full-stack application. Specialization is especially valuable when it contributes to building an integrated product. In Coderblock, Agent Teams operates within the context of a project that includes a real frontend, backend, and database.

For standard web applications, Coderblock generates a frontend built with React, Vite, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS. Each application uses a dedicated Supabase project with Postgres, Supabase Auth, Storage, Row Level Security, and Deno Edge Functions. Enterprise Web Platform projects use Python and FastAPI with a Neon Postgres database.

The application remains available through a live development preview at <app>.coderblock.dev. When you request changes, the preview updates within seconds, allowing you to evaluate the work directly in the running product rather than through isolated code snippets.

This shared destination matters. A request such as “add team accounts with an admin view” is not just an interface task. It may involve new database relationships, authenticated routes, access policies, role-based components, and an administration flow. Agent Teams lets users address these areas with the most suitable specialists without switching to a traditional manual programming process.

One team, a real full-stack application

Agent Teams is designed to work on the real product, not isolated code snippets. For standard web applications, Coderblock generates a frontend built with React, Vite, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS, along with a complete backend powered by a dedicated Supabase project that includes Postgres, Auth, Storage, Row Level Security, and Edge Functions. This allows agents to work across different layers of the application while keeping the project as their shared destination. A request such as:

“Add team accounts with an admin dashboard.”

may require much more than a new screen. It could mean:

• new database relationships;
• new user roles;
• authentication;
• protected routes;
• access policies;
• role-specific components;
• new administration flows.

With Agent Teams, you can address each area with the most suitable specialist while continuing to work on the same application. The project's live preview, available at <app>.coderblock.dev, also lets you verify the result immediately and continue iterating through chat.

From the first prompt to the finishing touches

You can start from scratch by describing your idea in natural language, or begin with one of the product templates available on Coderblock. Once the first version has been generated, Agent Teams becomes especially useful during the refinement stage. For example, you can ask:

“Make the navigation easier to use on mobile.”

“Add Google login.”

“Make sure users cannot access data from other accounts.”

“Analyze the onboarding process and reduce the number of steps.”

“Add a €9.99 monthly subscription.”

“Revise the homepage for small consulting teams.”

You do not need to turn every requirement into a technical specification. Describe what you want to achieve and let the specialized agent handle the necessary implementation.

More specialization without losing context

One of the main benefits of Agent Teams is the ability to separate expertise without separating the project. In a traditional process, design, frontend development, backend development, security, and marketing may involve different tools, documents, and people.

With Agent Teams, you can address all these areas directly within the context of the product you are building.

A founder can move from defining the MVP to designing the user experience, then to authentication and payments. An agency can create an initial version for a client, refine the design, and verify security requirements within the same project. A product manager can test a new flow in the live preview and ask the agents to modify it directly, without having to translate every decision into technical specifications for the development team.

From an AI team to a real product

Agent Teams integrates with the entire Coderblock workflow.

You can create the app, work with specialized agents, review every change in the live preview, and, when the project is ready, publish it with one click at <app>.coderblock.app, with SSL included. You can also connect a custom domain and continue using Coderblock to evolve the product after launch.

Publishing is therefore not the end of the process: you can return to the project, bring in a different agent, and continue improving the application through conversation.

A new way to work with AI

Agent Teams expands Coderblock's chat-first model. It is not just about asking AI to build an app. It is about being able to collaborate with different AI specialists within the same product, choosing the most useful expertise for each task.

One project. Multiple agents. One workflow. With Agent Teams, Coderblock takes vibe coding one step further: from an AI assistant to a true AI team that helps you build, refine, and grow your product.