Real work over demos
Agents operate on inspectable project files and changes.
About Faiber
Built for serious application work.
Faiber is the AI-powered product workspace in the Infera family — where specialized agents work inside portable React and TypeScript projects, connected to managed Infera backend services and one-click deploy.
FAgentic workspaceproject
IManaged servicesconnect
CControl planepublish
Why it exists
One project should be the single source of truth.
Design files, chat transcripts, code editors, Git clients, validation scripts, billing portals, and deployment consoles often describe different versions of the same application. Faiber unifies those actions in one project context — real files, visible boundaries, and evidence before release.
intent
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project.context
├─ design.tsx
├─ source files
├─ validation
└─ deployment
↓
project.context
├─ design.tsx
├─ source files
├─ validation
└─ deployment
One project, one source of truth.
Product principles
Clarity before spectacle.
Evidence over declarations
Validation output matters more than a confident completion message.
Choice over forced cloud
Local, cloud, and hybrid execution are deliberate architectural choices.
Portability over lock-in
Projects remain normal React and TypeScript repositories.
Boundaries build trust
Offline limits, managed-service scope, and deployment requirements are explained.
Bilingual by composition
Persian RTL and English share the same product truth and conversion paths.
Where Faiber fits
A workspace connected to the Infera platform.
Faiber remains frontend-first. Common backend capabilities are composed through managed Infera services, and production release is orchestrated through the control plane.
Local / Worker
- — Authorized local project root
- — Git and local repositories
- — Ollama, media, and speech
- — Local preview tasks
Faiber
Platform / Cloud
- — Identity and account state
- — Configured cloud models
- — Eligible shared storage
- — Build and sandbox orchestration
Faiber
Open a real project
Start a new project, or connect an existing Git repository to the same Workspace.