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What is Lighthouse AI?

Lighthouse AI is an integration-focused Vibe Coding platform and that focus is intentional. It doesn’t try to do everything. It builds integrations, and it does that one thing extremely well. You describe your workflow in plain language. Lighthouse AI understands your business, your apps, and your processes then takes you from idea to a production-ready integration without you having to write a single line of code.

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Who is it for?

Operations & Business Teams

Need systems to talk to each other — without a six-week engineering backlog.

Developers & Architects

Want to ship reliable integrations faster, with less boilerplate.

Enterprises

Managing complex, multi-app workflows that need to run dependably in production.
If your problem starts with “I just need these two systems to sync” — Lighthouse AI is built for exactly that.

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What Makes Lighthouse AI Different

Most integration tools give you a blank canvas. Lighthouse AI gives you a team. A team of four specialized AI agents — each one an expert in its part of the workflow — working together in a single, seamless flow.

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Four agents. One workflow. Zero gaps.

Onboarding Agent — Deep Industry Knowledge This is where every integration starts. The Onboarding Agent doesn’t just collect fields — it understands your business. It asks the right questions, connects to your systems, discovers APIs, maps your workflows, and defines field mappings before a single line of code is written. It knows how businesses operate, how common apps are structured, and what questions to ask when you don’t know what to ask yourself. Coding Agent — Business-Aware Code Generation The Coding Agent doesn’t generate generic templates. It writes integration code shaped by your exact workflow — field mappings, business rules, error handling, and edge cases baked in from day one. When the Onboarding Agent finishes, the Coding Agent picks up without missing a beat. You see the integration take shape in real time. Testing Agent — Scenario-Driven Validation Before anything reaches production, the Testing Agent runs a full validation suite — built from your actual business workflows, not generic unit tests. It catches edge cases, null values, duplicate records, and data mismatches. It tests the scenarios that matter to your business, so failures don’t happen in production. Deployment Agent — From Tested Code to Production in One Step The Deployment Agent takes your validated integration and ships it. It configures CI/CD pipelines, manages environment settings, handles secrets securely, and produces a complete handoff report for your team. No manual setup. No infrastructure guesswork. Just a live, running integration.

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From Idea to Running Integration

This is how a session in Lighthouse AI flows: 
You describe your integration in plain language
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Onboarding Agent understands your apps, workflows, and requirements
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Coding Agent builds integration code shaped to your exact workflow
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Testing Agent validates edge cases, data shapes, and failure conditions
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Deployment Agent ships to production — CI/CD, secrets, handoff report included
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Your integration is live
Every step hands off to the next. Nothing falls through the cracks.

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What You Can Build

Lighthouse AI handles integrations across every major business function. Here are a few examples:
Use CaseWhat It Does
CRM → AccountingWhen a deal closes in HubSpot, automatically create an invoice in QuickBooks
Order FulfillmentSync new Shopify orders to your warehouse system and notify the ops team in Slack
HR OnboardingProvision accounts in Slack, Jira, and Google Workspace the moment a hire is added in BambooHR
Support EscalationMove high-priority Zendesk tickets to a Jira board and alert the right channel
Data SyncKeep customer records in sync between Salesforce and your internal database on a schedule
Finance ReconciliationMatch invoices from your billing system against payments in your accounting tool every night
If it involves two or more systems exchanging data or triggering actions — Lighthouse AI can build it.

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Getting Started

You don’t need to prepare anything technical. Just start a session and describe what you need.
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Open Lighthouse AI and start a new session

The Onboarding Agent will greet you and guide you from there.
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Describe your integration in plain language

A few examples of how to start:
  • “When a deal is marked Closed Won in HubSpot, create an invoice in QuickBooks.”
  • “Sync new customer records from Salesforce to our PostgreSQL database every hour.”
  • “Send a Slack alert to #finance whenever an invoice in QuickBooks is overdue by 7 days.”
You don’t need to know how APIs work. Just describe the business outcome.
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Review as it builds

Watch the Onboarding Agent gather requirements, the Coding Agent write your integration, and the Testing Agent validate it — all in one view.
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Approve and deploy

Review the test results, approve, and the Deployment Agent handles the rest. Your integration is live.

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Key Concepts

Workflow A sequence of steps that move data or trigger actions between systems. For example: “When X happens in App A, do Y in App B.” Integration The live connection between two or more systems that executes your workflow — continuously or on a schedule. Trigger The event that starts a workflow. Could be a new record, a form submission, a scheduled time, or a webhook from an external app. Action What happens as a result of a trigger — creating a record, sending a message, updating a field, or calling an external API. Runtime The environment where your integration runs after deployment. Lighthouse AI manages uptime, retries, and error handling so you don’t have to.

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Tips for Best Results

Be specific about the trigger. Instead of “sync my CRM,” say “when a deal is moved to Closed Won in Salesforce.”
Name your apps. The more specific you are about which tools are involved, the faster Lighthouse AI builds the right integration.
Describe the business outcome, not the technical steps. You don’t need to explain APIs or data formats — just explain what should happen and why.
Include conditions and exceptions. For example: “Only sync records where account type is Enterprise” or “Skip orders that are already fulfilled.”

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Next Steps

Quickstart

Build and deploy your first integration in under 10 minutes.

Browse Templates

Pre-built integrations for common workflows, ready to customize.

Supported Connectors

Every app and API Lighthouse AI can connect to out of the box.

Talk to the Team

Have a complex use case? We’ll help you scope it.