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Emergent is an AI-powered vibe coding agent that helps you build full-stack, production-ready applications from plain English prompts. Whether it's frontend, backend, authentication, or deployment, Emergent delivers working software in under an hour.

PMs and operators building internal tools

Solo founders, tech teams shipping MVPs and beyond

Individuals with 0 coding experience looking to build their first product

Fully functional code from prompt to production

Covers frontend, backend, auth, and secure deployment

Eliminates boilerplate setup and DevOps pain

GitHub integration, testing, and live preview built-in

The world’s first truly agentic vibe coding platform!

Conversational interface, not a form-based builder

Handles deployment, auth, and infra from day one

Focuses on first mile (setup) as well as last mile (deploy & monitor)

To start a new task with the agent : Begin with a clear prompt describing what you want to build.

The agent will ask clarifying questions about

Project type (web app, mobile app, backend service, etc.)

Technologies you prefer to use (frameworks, languages).

Any specific requirements or constraints.

Answer these questions to help the agent understand your needs.

The agent will then create an initial project structure based on your responses.

Review the proposed structure and provide feedback to refine it

·       Be as specific as possible in your initial prompt

·       Clearly state your preferred technologies

·       Mention any must-have features or requirements

·       Share references or examples of similar projects if available

·       Use concise and targeted prompts instead of large prompts

 is our stable version, with comprehensive testing sub agent that handles both frontend and backend testing in a single, integrated process. While this approach takes longer and costs more, it provides reliable, hands-off testing that's ideal for production projects and client work where consistency is critical.

 is our experimental version, with modular testing sub agent that separates frontend and backend testing for greater flexibility and cost efficiency. It starts with backend testing, then prompts you to either handle frontend testing yourself or use our dedicated frontend testing agent. This approach is significantly cheaper and faster for backend-focused work but requires more user interaction and is still being refined. Additionally, E1.1 offers enhanced compatibility with third-party integrations and external services.

 when you need reliable, comprehensive testing without user intervention. 

 when you want cost-effective, flexible testing with better third-party integration support, and don't mind being more hands-on with the process.

To find your job ID, click the information (i) button located in the top-right section of the chat interface. Your job ID will be displayed in the information panel. This ID is essential for support requests, so please include it in all communications with our support team.

Emergent provides built-in testing capabilities:

Automatic testing of APIs, flows, and UI components

Results appear directly in the chat interface

Helps identify and resolve issues before deployment

To upload files to your Emergent workspace:

Click the Attachment button (paperclip icon) in the chat interface and select the images(s) you want to upload from your local machine

You can reference these images in your prompts, and the agent will be able to access their contents

To collaborate with teammates on your Emergent projects, push your work to GitHub and share the GitHub link with your teammates. This allows for effective version control and collaboration across your team.

For any questions or assistance, feel free to email us at 

Introduction to Emergent

Credits are the core unit of usage on Emergent. They power every Agentic operation-whether it's coding, testing, debugging, deploying, or integrating with third-party tools. You only spend credits when something actually runs, so you're always paying for real output.

Credits cover the cost of AI-driven work like:

Each action uses a small number of credits based on complexity and compute.

Monthly credits reset automatically based on your billing cycle.

Keep an eye on your balance to stay within budget. You can pause tasks anytime to save credits for high-priority work.

Our standard subscription offers 50 credits monthly for $10. Need more? Purchase additional credits anytime - each dollar consistently equals five credits.

Complex projects and long conversations naturally consume more credits as they require more processing power and context. To manage your credit usage effectively, try using the rollback feature frequently to reduce unnecessary context, break your tasks into smaller, more focused segments, and be specific in your instructions to the agent. These practices will help optimize your credit consumption.

When you run out of credits, you can purchase 50 credits for $10. Simply access the credits interface from the top of the screen by clicking the Credits button, select the purchase option, and complete the payment process. Credits become immediately available after purchase for continued development.

I am observing budget exhausted / Where can I go to increase the budget?

To increase your project's credit budget, click the plus (+) icon at the top of the chat interface. This allows you to add more credits up to the maximum of 500 per task. This limit is a technical constraint to ensure optimal agent performance. For projects requiring more than 500 credits, you should split them into multiple tasks and follow the advanced workflow in our guide

Why is there a 1000 credit limit per task?

The 1000-credit limit per task is an intentional technical constraint because our research shows that the agent's capabilities begin to degrade beyond this context size. This limit ensures optimal performance and code quality. For larger projects, we recommend saving your current work on GitHub using the built-in integration and starting a new task to continue development. Your credits remain available for use across multiple tasks. If you still need more support, contact us at 

What if my purchased credits don’t show?

If your purchased credits aren't appearing in your account, this typically means there's an account verification issue—most commonly a mismatch between your purchase email and Emergent account email. Please contact 

 with the subject line "Missing Credits" and include your purchase email, account email, purchase date, amount, and any receipt or transaction ID. We'll transfer the credits to your correct account, which typically resolves within 1 business day.

To cancel your Emergent subscription, access your billing settings by clicking the "Credits" button at the top of the interface. Then navigate to subscription management by clicking "Manage your Subscription." Finally, click the "Cancel Billing" button, which will redirect you to our Stripe payment portal where you can follow the cancellation prompts. You'll receive email confirmation once the cancellation is processed, and your access will continue until the end of your current billing period with any unused credits remaining available until they expire.

 What is the difference between credits and budget?

—the number beside the gold-coin icon in the upper-right corner (in gold)—is your total spending power on Emergent: every time the agent writes code, tests, deploys, or does anything else on your behalf, it deducts credits from that pool in real time, and whatever remains simply carries forward to future sessions. The 

 shown under the message box (in white) (for example, “9.3 / 10.000”) is different: it’s a safety cap that limits how many of those credits the agent is allowed to consume in the current conversation. Nothing is charged up-front when a chat begins; the counter just climbs as work happens, and once it hits the budget ceiling the agent pauses and asks whether you want to continue, raise the cap, or end the session. In short, credits are the money in your wallet, while the budget is the self-imposed spending limit for a single shopping trip—protecting you from an accidental prompt that might otherwise drain your entire balance at once.

Go to Manage Your Subscriptions by clicking on the credits icon on the top right corner of the screen. At the bottom right corner, you will find an option to 'Cancel Billing'. This will cancel recurring billing and you will not be charged next month. 

Credits and Pricing


• Deleting an account mid-cycle will not generate prorated refunds.

 from the address linked to your Emergent account.
• Subject line: 

“Delete Emergent Account – [your email]”

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• If you have more than one Emergent workspace under the same email, list each workspace name or ID you want removed.

 Deletion permanently removes all projects, chat history, GitHub tokens, and saved settings.

 Our team will confirm the request and erase your data within 60 business days.

 If you want to keep a copy of your code or chat logs, export them 

Need help or have questions? Contact us any time at 

Getting Started

Introduction to Emergent

Credits and Pricing

Account Management