intelligo-dev/intelligo

What it solves

Intelligo provides the "second half" of an AI SaaS product. While developers focus on the agent (prompts, tools, and domain knowledge), they often spend excessive time rebuilding common infrastructure like user authentication, multi-tenant workspaces, subscription plans, credit-based billing, usage metering, and audit logs. Intelligo ships these operational components as a ready-made framework so developers can focus exclusively on their AI logic.

How it works

Intelligo acts as a boundary around your existing AI framework (such as Vercel AI SDK or Mastra) rather than replacing it. It uses a "bracketed" execution model: it admits a request by checking plans and reserving credits, lets your unmodified agent run, and then settles the request by recording actual token usage and charging the workspace.

Technically, it is built as a set of TypeScript packages and a registry of "blocks" (pages and components) that are installed into a Next.js application via the shadcn registry protocol. It relies on a single PostgreSQL database with pgvector for storage and does not require Redis or a separate vector store.

Who it’s for

It is designed for developers building vertical AI SaaS applications who want to avoid the boilerplate of building tenancy and billing systems from scratch, but who also want to avoid being locked into a proprietary all-in-one AI platform.

Highlights

• Framework Agnostic: Does not wrap or abstract your AI model calls; works with any AI framework you already use.
• Comprehensive SaaS Suite: Includes built-in services for auth, multi-tenant workspaces, Stripe billing, credit management, and audit trails.
• Registry-based UI: Provides a library of installable UI blocks (login, dashboard, billing settings, chat panels) that become part of your source code.
• Strict Architecture: Enforces dependency direction and tenant scoping through architecture tests that break the build if violated.