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Meebly: Fully Managed AI Agents Platform
From Postman to AI Agents. Ship Agents fast. No infra hell.
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From Postman to AI Agents. Ship Agents fast. No infra hell.
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Try a live demo: meebly.ai/demo Building AI agents means stitching together dozens of services and losing visibility. Teams waste weeks on infrastructure instead of shipping features. Meebly handles the hard parts—memory, orchestration, secure deployments—so you focus on your product. From API to AI Agent in 3 steps: 1. Plug in Postman/OpenAPI specs 2. Deploy your agent 3. Execute from your app AI infra for makers who want to ship agents, not manage infrastructure. No credit card required.
Turn your APIs into production AI agents in minutes. No infra hell.
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
My co-founder and I were building an AI-native EHR for Latin America when we hit a wall: spinning up AI agents was unnecessarily painful. Wiring tools, maintaining infrastructure, getting observability—it felt like we were rebuilding the same plumbing over and over.
Then it happened again. We both got asked to implement agentic AI at our day jobs (different companies, same headache). That's when we knew we had to fix this.
The problem: Most teams want to add AI agents to their existing apps, but the tooling assumes you're starting from scratch or forces you to rewrite everything.
Our solution: Meebly lets you turn your existing APIs into AI agent tools in minutes. Upload your Postman collection or OpenAPI specs, and we automatically convert them into agent-ready tools. No code changes needed.
What you get:
- RAG and memory/context management out-of-the-box—no vector DB setup required
- Sandbox environment to test agents safely before production
- Full observability: logs, requests (Postman-style), and AI traces
- Multi-agent orchestration with per-user memory
- MCP server support and custom workflows
- Deploy in under 15 minutes
🎁 Launch offer: Use our promo code PRODUCTHUNT for 50% off the 1st month (Pro Plan).
We built this so any developer—even those unfamiliar with AI tooling—can make their app agentic without the infrastructure nightmare.
Would love to hear your thoughts! What's been your biggest pain point with AI agents?