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Forty-eight complete products you can sign into. One API surfaces already serving public endpoints you can call from your terminal — the rest still provisioning, and labeled that way. Not a gallery of mockups: a provisioning report.
Switch any row between the shipped interface, the schema underneath it, and the routes that enforce its rules. That triple is the whole point of Spala.
Pick one. The request and the real response appear on the right, fetched live from that backend — nothing cached, nothing staged. Surfaces still provisioning are marked “endpoints pending”.
Every published backend ships signup, sessions, and owner-scoped reads and writes — verified by behavioral probes before it may publish.
Two-account probes check that one user can never read another's rows, on every owned model of every published project.
Each surface publishes OpenAPI straight from its live definition — the same source the runtime executes.
Models, endpoints, and logic were drafted by coding agents over Spala MCP, validated deterministically, then published.
Point your coding agent at Spala's MCP. It builds the database, auth, APIs and logic in a backend you can read, verify and export.