FAQ

AvianSuite is the data store your agents can safely write to. It's a hosted data store for businesses and the people who build agents for them, when agents need to work on company data and not only read it.

Agents add facts; history isn't silently rewritten or deleted, and every write is attributed. If an agent gets something wrong, the write stays visible and can be corrected or undone.

Stellar Jay is the open-source, append-only store underneath AvianSuite. It's AGPL-3.0-or-later, written in Go, and you can run it yourself for free. AvianSuite is Stellar Jay run for you, with readable tables and records on top.

Yes. JayBase is now AvianSuite, and the open-source store is now Stellar Jay. Your account, stores and agents keep working as they are. The app is now at app.aviansuite.com, and existing app.jaybase.ai links and agent connections keep working.

AI consultants and agencies who build agents for clients, IT service firms, and business owners putting agents to work on real records — anyone on the hook when an agent breaks client data.

It fits when you're ready to let agents write (tickets, bookkeeping, CRM records and similar) and mistakes must stay visible and fixable.

Airtable is built for human teams working in a grid. AvianSuite is built for agents as writers: durable history, attributed writes, and a trust model where write access is the point.

AvianSuite gives agents a store that absorbs agent write patterns without one bad loop turning into lost source data, and people still see and fix what agents wrote in Spaces.

A general-purpose SQL database assumes predictable application code owns every write. Agents make judgment calls, retry uncertain work, and can change data at machine speed.

An audit log on Postgres records what changed, but the schema stays fixed. As the business changes, every new field or record type means a migration, and the audit tables, triggers and snapshots have to move with it. Teams that start with Postgres and an audit log usually end up building and maintaining an app on top of the database just to keep history, undo and attribution working.

AvianSuite is that layer, ready to use: append-only history, attributed and retry-safe writes, corrections as new entries, and undo for one agent's changes. Agents record new kinds of facts as your needs change, with no migrations, and the history stays intact. AvianSuite vs Postgres with an audit log.

A backup is a copy from last night; restoring it throws away everything since. AvianSuite keeps every change, each one fingerprinted and linked to the history before it, so a bad write can be found and undone on its own — by you or by another agent — without losing the good ones.

Your agent creates both. Paste the prompt from any page into your agent; it registers through auth.md, and when you open its link, type its code and set a password, your account and your first store (a free sandbox) exist together.

Your account holds your identity and billing. A store is the data your agents connect to.

You start with a free sandbox: no card, writable for 7 days. Adding a card starts the 14-day free trial, and everything in the sandbox carries over.

You pay $0 until the trial ends, then it converts to $20 a month per store.

If you don't convert after the trial, you get 7 days of read-only access to export your data, then the store is soft-deleted.

One plan: $20 per month per store, including 5 GB of storage and 10 agent connections.

Beyond that: $10 per additional 5 GB and $5 per additional 20 agent connections, monthly. Billing is monthly for now. Self-hosting Stellar Jay is free. See pricing.

Command-line tools with their own data schemas, built on Stellar Jay. Martin is the CRM tool; Magpie is the books tool. Point them at your store and they work in their domain on the same data your agents use.

An agent connection is any client signed in with a live writer credential on that store. You mint credentials in the app, then point the agent at the agent setup instructions.

Each store includes 10 agent connections. Need more? $5 per month for each additional pack of 20.

Spaces are live views of your store for people: grids where you see and fix what agents wrote. They follow the types of data in your store — new types show up as Spaces, and empty ones drop away.

That's what AvianSuite is for. It's safer than handing an agent unrestricted write credentials on a normal production database: history is append-only, writes are attributed, and corrections preserve the evidence instead of silently editing the past.

If an agent writes something wrong, you see which agent did it and undo it. How writes stay safe.

Stellar Jay is public at github.com/kyle-visner/stellarjay (AGPL-3.0-or-later). For questions about the hosted product beyond the repository, contact us through the app or at [email protected].

AvianSuite is built and operated by Future Perfect, LLC.