Synorb gives coding agents a persistent content layer: thousands of structured streams that arrive as current, source-grounded Briefs and Signals. Builders can spend their agent runtime creating the product instead of repeatedly searching for and reconstructing its context.
This proposal and its demos were built independently by Synorb. No platform affiliation or endorsement is implied.
Synorb currently publishes independent setup paths for six major coding-agent environments. The first two product libraries contain sixteen complete one-shot prompts and fifteen short build films across media, legal, policy, health, finance, science, research, and publishing workflows.
Synorb complements the platform's product-building ability with content infrastructure designed for applications that must remain informed after deployment.
Prompts can start from discoverable streams and real response shapes instead of mock cards or an open-ended data-provider search.
Scheduled refreshes, saved Beacons, stable identifiers, and source-linked Manifests keep the finished product current.
Briefs, claims, evidence, confidence, dates, citations, and source URLs remain available to the interface and downstream workflow.
Legal monitors, policy rooms, client portals, vertical publications, economic dashboards, and research feeds become repeatable product patterns.
A reviewed, documented Synorb server that builders can add without manually reconstructing transport and authentication settings.
A discoverable Synorb integration with setup guidance, example prompts, supported tools, and platform-native installation.
A protected activation path that creates or connects a Synorb account without exposing credentials in chat or generated client code.
Platform-specific one-shot builds that could be maintained together as product examples, onboarding surfaces, and reusable customer starting points.
These demos, prompts, and compatibility guides were built independently by Synorb. Synorb is not currently affiliated with, endorsed by, or formally partnered with any named platform unless explicitly stated.
Search is useful for an unknown gap. Synorb is designed for repeated product context: tracked sources become structured, source-grounded streams that can refresh a product without rebuilding the same context from scratch on every user request.
No. The coding agent remains the builder and can still use web search for genuine gaps. Synorb supplies the durable content layer for the sources, entities, and topics the product must keep watching.
The MCP token belongs in the platform's protected connector configuration. Runtime API credentials stay in server-side secrets and are used only by the shipped application's backend route, never by browser code.
Yes. The existing MCP server, REST runtime, Synorb Connect provisioning route, setup guides, one-shot prompts, and product films provide a working base for an approved connector or marketplace listing before deeper native account linking.
We can share the technical architecture, product library, builder workflow, security model, and a scoped path from approved MCP listing to native account provisioning.