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Building a modern web app usually means learning and maintaining two separate ecosystems: a frontend framework and a backend framework that were never designed to work together. Even the best AI app builders today struggle with this same seam, producing broken authentication, stubbed API routes, and missing database wiring, because they generate code for frameworks they don't own and have to guess how the pieces connect. PyOne solves this differently. It is a Python framework where the frontend and backend are the same language, the same architecture, and the same compiler, so there is no seam for bugs to hide in. On top of it, we built an AI agent that generates full-stack applications directly within this single framework, using structural knowledge of its own compiler and component model rather than pattern-matching across unrelated ecosystems. The result is an AI-native development platform that lets any Python developer describe an application and receive a working, end-to-end product: frontend, backend, and the connections between them, generated correctly the first time. PyOne started as an academic defense project, was open-sourced, and is now being extended into this AI agent with AMD compute support, aiming to become a tool that developers everywhere use to build real, production software faster and with fewer moving parts.

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