The CDS technology stack.

What we build with — open, verifiable, proven.
This page sells nothing. It shows two things: the tools we build software with, and the building blocks it is made of. Much of it is open source and public to inspect.
Where AI helps

Where AI helps — and where it does not

AI technology

From classic AI to autonomous agents — we show which AI approach fits your case, and prove it with Mat, our interactive AI advisor.

  • Classic AI
  • Machine learning
  • Generative AI
  • Agents
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What we build with

Software development with agents

The tools software is built with — open source, used by us every day.

Agentic Development

How we work with these tools — the scaffolding that guides and checks an agent, and the systems it runs on every day.

  • Guides and sensors
  • Plans, worktrees, quality gates
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Plot.pm

A Git-native planning workflow for software development — plans as Markdown in the repo, open source.

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Agent Skills

Shared skills for AI-assisted development with Claude Code and Cursor — open on GitHub, maintained by Quatico.

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What we build on

We do not start from scratch every time.

Every business undertaking needs the same groundwork: sign-in, roles and permissions, clean master data, a connection to SAP or Salesforce. Building that layer once costs half a year before the first customer sees anything. So we built it — as the Composable Digital Services platform. It runs, and anyone starting a project inherits it.
What the CDS platform is
What the platform is built with

CDS stack for distributed systems

The building blocks our applications are made of. Where we are open source, we link the repository — you can look instead of taking our word.

AppShell

Our micro-frontend foundation — the internal architecture that lets large applications grow modularly.

  • Micro-frontend architecture
To the AppShell detail page

webbloqs

Building blocks for your website — the web-component design system built by Quatico.

To the webbloqs detail page

Magellan

Remote service execution for TypeScript — the open-source foundation that lets frontends talk to the backend type-safely.

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websmith

Our open-source compiler frontend for the TypeScript compiler — the same foundation we use to build Magellan and webbloqs, among others. We use our own tools.

To the websmith detail page

dom-serializer

Serialises the complete DOM structure including shadow DOM into a string — open source, the foundation for server-side rendering of our web components.

Sounds like the right foundation for your project?

Let's talk about how this technology stack serves your project — open-ended, we look together at what your case really needs.
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