Artcompiler Inc.
Artcompiler builds smart tools for AI agents and the people who use them. Its tools combine a domain-specific language, a specialized AI, and a web service or embeddable runtime, and are made available through the Graffiticode MCP server.
At a Glance
- Education and assessment professionals
- Data and spreadsheet users
- Diagram and visual-system creators
- Domain experts and non-technical experts
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AI Tools by Artcompiler Inc.
(1)Graffiticode
MCP Server for Micro Agents
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Products & Services
Open-source platform for building and deploying compiler-backed smart tools. It pairs domain languages with specialized AI and embeddable runtimes, and validates results through compilers.
Hosted Model Context Protocol server at mcp.graffiticode.org/mcp. It lets compatible AI assistants discover languages and create, update, render, and retrieve interactive content and artifacts.
Artcompiler toolset for authoring assessments, available at assessments.artcompiler.com.
Artcompiler toolset for making embeddable spreadsheets, available at sheets.artcompiler.com.
Market Position
Artcompiler positions itself as a specialist-tool and platform company rather than a general-purpose chatbot or undifferentiated API wrapper. Its differentiation is compiler-backed, domain-specific micro-agents with explicit capabilities, validation, embeddable runtimes, and credential-free agent access; this targets a safer and more bounded alternative to generic agent-to-API integrations and general automation platforms such as Zapier or Pipedream.
Leadership
Founders
Jeff Dyer
Founder of Artcompiler. He studied physics, taught himself LISP and Prolog, created SQL parsers in Silicon Valley, worked for eight years at Macromedia/Adobe as a lead on the design and implementation of ActionScript 3, and served on the JavaScript standard committee from 1998 to 2008.
Executive Team
Jeff Dyer
Founder
Former Macromedia/Adobe ActionScript 3 design and implementation lead; ten-year JavaScript standards committee member; SQL-parser and programming-language specialist.
Founding Story
Jeff Dyer started Artcompiler in 2011 after an eight-year stint at Macromedia/Adobe. The company was founded on the premise that software is better created when domain experts engage deeply in the code, enabled by an application-specific language at the core of the application. Dyer had begun experimenting with this idea around 2008 through the open-source Graffiticode project, which used web APIs accepting DSL code to define API behavior.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Artcompiler sells software under an Artcompiler Sales Agreement and offers managed deployments, custom language development, integration consulting, and SLAs. Graffiticode also charges for successful created items beyond the free allowance through volume-based per-item plans.
Pricing Tiers
First 25 items per month included; credit card and a monthly spend cap are required for additional items.
500 included items per month; $0.20 per additional item.
10,000 included items per month; $0.10 per additional item.
200,000 included items per month; $0.05 per additional item.
Target Markets
- Education and assessment professionals
- Data and spreadsheet users
- Diagram and visual-system creators
- Domain experts and non-technical experts
- Teams adopting AI-agent tools at scale
- Developers and organizations building on open-source Graffiticode
- Authoring assessments for education and classroom workflows
- Creating embeddable spreadsheets and data-driven visualizations
- Creating interactive diagrams and visual systems
- Letting domain experts shape software and automate work without traditional coding
- Giving AI agents safe, bounded access to APIs and specialist tools
- Enterprise managed deployments, custom language development, integration consulting, and SLAs