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Palistor
Palistor framework - open source software for SaaS or admin area interfaces.
Most React screens tangle three unrelated concerns inside components:
- how the screen behaves (validation, conditional fields, cross-field rules),
- where its data comes from (loading, caching, mutations),
- and how it looks (JSX). As the screen grows, these three parts braid together until any change touches everything. On top of that, the complexity of dependencies, useEffects, custom hooks and contexts keeps growing โ and the screen ends up monolithic, unpredictable and hard to test.
This all worked fine as long as we wrote the code by hand โ we'd learned to write reasonably good React, and even though sometimes a single button took 3 components and a couple of hooks, we had the time and the means to decompose the complexity and manage it effectively.
But today we increasingly don't want to read the code we get from AI โ we're losing control. In some systems that loss of control is acceptable enough: "well, it works", e2e tests to the rescue.
AI is bad at architecture, but it's great at filling declarative slots. Palistor removes the architecture task itself โ all that's left is filling in the config by the rules. That's why generated code can't fall apart: there's nowhere to go wrong, and reviewing it means reviewing one flat object instead of a tree of useEffects.
A startup from Batumi, Georgia that is founded by Yuri Palienko.
