SKAI (Sky Worldwide), an AI agent and DB solution provider, and BlueForge, a vibe coding solution provider, have embarked on a joint commercialization of an AI service building platform for non-developers. The plan is to respond to the expansion of the domestic AI SaaS market by establishing an environment where websites and online stores can be created using only natural language.

Sky Worldwide announced on the 18th that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Blue Forge to jointly pursue the development and commercialization of the AI Vive Coding platform. Sky Worldwide will be responsible for sales, branding, and customer operations in the B2C, B2B, and public sectors, while Blue Forge will handle code generation technology and platform development and enhancement.

The platform being developed by the two companies focuses on integration with the domestic service environment. It plans to connect major domestic payment infrastructures such as Toss Payments, Naver Pay, Kakao Pay, and Line Pay, and additionally apply a Model Context Protocol (MCP) compatible with domestic services. It is designed so that users can utilize online service construction and operation functions solely through natural language input.

This is cited as a differentiating factor from global vibecoding platforms such as Cursor and Lovable. While existing global services focused on general-purpose development environments, this platform takes a different direction by placing emphasis on service integration with the domestic e-commerce operational structure. In particular, it is characterized by lowered accessibility, allowing even small business owners or sole proprietors without development personnel to build online businesses relatively easily.

The market is paying attention to the trend of VibeCoding expanding beyond a simple code assistance tool into an actionable AI service. Analysts suggest that as AI evolves to support not only code generation but also service connectivity and operations, the demand for non-developer-based SaaS is also increasing.

Starting with the platform launch this coming June, the two companies plan to expand partner channels and pursue PoC projects targeting public institutions within the year. They also intend to consider transitioning to a web-based platform and entering the global market by 2027.