Human reviewed · agent taste-tested

Starter code your agent can prove it didn't break.

Working games, apps and documents, each plated with an agent brief, recipes and headless checks your agent runs after every change. Hand one to Claude or any coding agent and tell it what you're hungry for.

Browse 17 templates Play a demo free, in your browser

Free templates need no account. 7 more in the kitchen.

Order #047Table: you + agent

YouThis is a match-3 template. Read AGENTS.md, then let's turn it into my game: an ocean theme called "Reef Rush". My tile art is in ~/art/reef.

AgentI've read the brief and the checks pass. Should the six reef tiles map to the six colors in this order, and do you want to keep the 10 levels?

YouYes, and add five harder levels.

AgentDone: new tiles and five levels, balanced with the template's balance report. All 47 checks pass.

✓ Order up · 47/47 checks

Claude Code plugin

Install the official CodePlate plugin for Claude Code

Your agent browses the menu, fetches a template, runs its interview and keeps its checks green, without leaving the session.

Prefer the app? Type /plugin in Claude Code, add the marketplace IASoft-PVT-LTD/codeplate-plugins, then install codeplate.

$ claude plugin marketplace add IASoft-PVT-LTD/codeplate-plugins

$ claude plugin install codeplate@codeplate

Proof, not promises

Checks your agent can run

Every template ships one headless command that tests its rules, screens and assets; games add a bot that plays the levels. Before release, a fresh agent gets five real requests, and the checks have to stay green after each one.

Read Godot Match 3's eval

$ npm run check
✓ rules       ✓ screens
✓ assets      ✓ bot plays every level
CODEPLATE CHECKS: PASS

agent eval · fresh agent, 5 requests
✓ 5 of 5 passed, checks green after each

Questions for the kitchen

What's in a template?

A complete, working project (a game, an app or a document generator, not a skeleton), an agent brief in AGENTS.md, recipes for the changes people actually ask for, and one headless command that checks the rules, the screens and the assets. Code and assets are original, written from scratch.

Is it free?

Some of it. The free templates are on the house, no account needed. Paid plans start at $3.99 a month: Creator ($3.99): documents, slide decks, print-and-play and email templates; Plus ($7.99): everything in Creator, plus games, creative templates and bots; Max ($12.99): every template, including the apps. Every update is included while you're subscribed. Every browser demo is free to play.

Can I sell what I make?

Yes. Games and apps built from a template are yours to ship and sell. Free templates ask for a "Built with CodePlate" credit, unless you download them while on a CodePlate plan; paid templates never need one. You can't resell a template itself. Read the licenses.

Which agents does it work with?

Templates are built and tested with Claude Code. Any coding agent that reads AGENTS.md (or CLAUDE.md) and can run commands will work.

Do I need to know how to code?

No, though it helps. Templates are designed for agent-driven and agent-assisted work. You'll need to install the engine or tools (for example Godot), run your agent, and try what it builds.

Can my agent order for me?

Yes. /llms.txt and /catalog.json list every template. Free ones have a stable download URL, so you can just say "get CodePlate's site-starter". For a Pro template, sign in on its page and press "Copy link for your agent", then paste the link to your agent.

What are the "Coming soon" cards?

Templates we're building right now. They join the menu once they pass their checks and an agent's taste test.