> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://keystroke.ai/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Non-technical roles

> Build and use agents in the web app — no IDE or CLI required.

Keystroke is built on a strong code-based foundation, but you don't need to be technical to build or use what runs on it. The web app now includes two surfaces that need no IDE, CLI, or repo:

* **The [platform agent](/docs/build-with-ai/platform-agent)**: a built-in building agent. Describe the agent, workflow, or automation you want in chat, and it builds it for you — writing real TypeScript in your project behind the scenes, connecting integrations, and deploying when you're ready.
* **In-app chat for every agent**: talk to any deployed agent directly from its page in the web app. See [run agents](/docs/learn/agents/run-agents#use-agents-in-the-web-app).

Everything is still built on the same TypeScript framework in a real project, so technical teammates and coding agents can pick up, review, and extend anything built in the app — and vice versa.

What's coming next:

* **Visual builders for agents and workflows**: create and edit without leaving the browser.
* **Organization registries**: share skills, agents, workflows, and context across your team.
* **Instant apps**: agents can build lightweight dashboards, apps, and interfaces on the fly and share them with others privately or via a public URL.
* **Security & controls for organizations**: granular permissions, role-based access, and governance to safely manage agents across your team.
* And much, much more.

Our mission is to become the go-to place for *all employees* to build agents and AI-driven automations. Those comfortable in an IDE or CLI can also [build with their coding agent](/docs/build-with-ai/onboarding).