This page is the plain-language starting point: what Sigla is for, what the main ideas mean, and how to begin. If you want the deeper explanations, each idea links to its own guide.
What you can do with Sigla
Sigla is a workspace, not a single chat. That makes it useful when the work has more than one step and needs to continue later.
- Research and knowledge. Keep sources, evidence, notes, and the output in one Space, and ask AI to read, compare, and revise them.
- Monitoring and intelligence. Track competitors, prices, news, or social signals, keep findings in the Space, and refresh them on a plan.
- Email, content, and investment work. Keep one repeating kind of work together instead of re-explaining the background each time.
- Automation. Create scheduled tasks that run a Space on a plan, or target an agent session.
- Templates as a starting point. Load a published workspace template and keep changing it after it loads.
The key ideas, in plain language
| Idea | What it means here | Read more |
|---|---|---|
| AI Agent | An AI that can read context, use tools, and carry out a task, not just answer one question. | What is an AI Agent? |
| AI Native | Software designed so AI can read, change, run, and verify it, instead of adding a chat box. | What is AI Native? |
| App for Agent | Software an AI agent can use as well as a person, because its interface and data are readable. | What is an App for Agent? |
| Vibe Coding | Building by describing what you want and iterating on the result. Sigla keeps the result runnable. | What is Vibe Coding? |
| MCL | Sigla's AI Native Framework. The code is also the context AI reads. | How MCL works |
You do not need to learn these terms before you start. They are here so you can tell what is different when you compare Sigla with a chatbot, a low-code tool, or a coding agent.
Why the result stays usable
A chat answer usually ends in the conversation. Sigla keeps the interface, data, files, logic, and connected capabilities in the Space. That has three practical effects:
- You can keep changing it. Describe the next change; AI reads the current Space before changing it.
- You can check it. Use the render view to see whether the result works, not only whether the reply reads well.
- An agent can use it. The same structure is readable to the agent, so it can operate the app without a person clicking through every screen.
How to start
- Create an account and open the app.
- Start from a blank Space with one request, or load a workspace template.
- Describe the first version and check it in the render view.
- Ask for the next change, or add a Skill or scheduled task when you need it.
If you are not sure where to start, browse the guides, the templates, or the AI workspace templates.
FAQ
Do I need to understand AI Agents or AI Native to use Sigla?
No. You can start with one request. The terms help when you compare approaches or explain the product to someone else.
Is Sigla a no-code tool?
You do not write code. Unlike a typical no-code builder, you describe the result and AI writes the app. The code remains readable to the agent, so the app can keep changing.
Is Sigla a vibe coding tool?
It shares the conversational starting point. The difference is that the result stays in a runnable Space with its data and files, instead of ending as a prototype or a code snippet.
Where do I find the detailed guides?
Start with How to create an AI Agent Space, then open the guide for the job you have. The concept explainers are now part of the same guides section.