Create and manage your stack agentically

Acommerce enables your agent to provision services, generate and store credentials, and manage billing. Set up hosting, databases, auth, AI, analytics, and more with a single prompt. Over 32 providers in the catalog.

Ask your agent to

Copied to clipboard — paste into Cursor, Claude Code, or any chat agent.

claude code — ~/projects/acme-app

>Use Acommerce to set up Supabase for this app.

I'll provision Supabase via Acommerce. Running the skill now.

acommerce·add_servicerunning

{
  "service": "supabase",
  "project": "acme-app",
  "region": "us-east-1"
}

✓ Scanned package.json and env files

✓ Created Supabase project with your Acommerce inbox

✓ Generated Postgres URL, anon key, and service role key

✓ Synced 4 environment variables to the vault

Supabase is ready. Credentials are stored, dashboard updated.

Supported providers+ more soon

Supabase

Vercel

GitHub

OpenAI

Anthropic

Stripe

Cloudflare

Clerk

Neon

Resend

PostHog

Sentry

MongoDB Atlas

Linear

Notion

Code generation got fast. Account setup did not.

Provisioning your app stack is still too manual: signing up for services, managing accounts, securing API keys, jumping between dashboards, and clicking configuration pages. Acommerce lets your coding agent do that work from the chat, with explicit approval before sensitive steps.

Tools your agent can use

Email and authentication

A real inbox your agent can use to sign up for services, click verification links, and complete OAuth flows on your behalf.

Onboarding skills

Provider-specific recipes that one-shot account creation, project setup, and credential sync for Supabase, Vercel, Stripe, and dozens more.

Coming soon

Cards

Single-use virtual cards per vendor, with spend caps enforced before the charge. Safe defaults for paid signups and trials.

Coming soon

Wallet

A shared balance your agent can draw from, with limits, audit trails, and approvals before any debit.

Example prompts

One prompt away from a working stack

Talk to your agent the way you already do. Acommerce turns those instructions into provider signups, credential sync, and an auditable status report you can read back in one place.

prompts.mdready to copy

Scaffold
>Use Acommerce to scaffold a Next.js app with GitHub and Vercel, then deploy a preview.
Provision
>Set up Supabase and Stripe for this project and sync the keys to .env.local.
Audit
>Scan this repo and tell me which services are missing or misconfigured.
Report
>Show me everything you provisioned, what's connected, and what still needs my approval.

Why Acommerce

Provisioning that's fast in chat, safe with money, and portable across machines.

Acommerce gives your coding agent the missing pieces — a real inbox, provider skills, an encrypted credential vault, and approval gates — so it can set up your stack without handing over your wallet or your keys.

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Provision from chat

Ask your coding agent for the stack you want. Acommerce hands it an inbox, a provider skill, and the MCP tools to complete signup end-to-end.

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Email-first signups

Skills prefer magic links and verification codes over OAuth pop-ups, so the agent drives the browser and the inbox without you babysitting tabs.

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Portable credentials

API keys land in .env.local, your encrypted vault, and your dashboard at the same time. Switch machines, agents, or teammates without re-running setup.

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Approval before money

The agent pauses before paid upgrades, production deploys, and anything irreversible — and shows you exactly what it is about to do.

Your agent signs up for services. You approve.

Copy the setup prompt into Cursor or Claude Code. Your agent installs Acommerce and handles the rest.

Ask your agent to

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