Building Software for the Human-AI Era
QORM — Query · Observe · Render · Mutate — is an agent-native, pure-Go cross-platform app platform designed specifically for real-time human and AI co-creation.
Why We Built QORM
Every major cross-platform framework—Flutter, React Native, Electron, Tauri, MAUI—was designed around a single assumption: human developers writing code inside an IDE, compiling binaries, and viewing static windows.
When modern AI agents attempt to work with traditional frameworks, they hit a wall. They cannot observe what you see on screen in real time, they struggle with heavy toolchains and fragile build setup, and they cannot interact atomically with a live, running interface.
We created QORM to eliminate this barrier. In QORM, an entire application is expressed as clean, language-neutral JSON (qorm.json + scenes/ + actions/). The pure-Go runtime serves both humans via Web/Native WebViews and AI agents via MCP (Model Context Protocol). Both operate on the exact same live runtime simultaneously.
Agent-Native Architecture
Exposes 20+ MCP tools for AI agents to inspect UI trees, query state, preview and apply patch mutations atomically, and verify layout geometry directly.
Human-AI Shared Sessions
Human input focus and actions are streamed to the agent via qorm_activity. Agent edits trigger instant visual outline highlights and real-time SSE sync across all observers.
ed25519 Signing & OTA Updates
Bundles are cryptographically signed and content-addressed. Real-time over-the-air updates verify integrity before activating, with instant one-command rollback.
Geometry-Level Verification
Agents verify visual results using qorm measure and qorm check — measuring exact rendered bounding boxes and design alignment rather than guessing.
AI Co-Development & Open Source
Developed in collaboration with Kimi (Moonshot AI), ChatGPT (OpenAI), Claude (Anthropic), and Gemini (Google) — human-AI collaboration is QORM's whole premise.
The codebase is 100% pure Go with no external runtime C-dependencies, making single-binary cross-compilation fast and robust. The framework is licensed under the permissive MIT License for personal and open-source use, supported by Patreon memberships for commercial white-labeling.
Get in Touch with Our Team
We welcome inquiries regarding technical partnerships, commercial licensing, architecture details, or custom feature requests.
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