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Build with your coding agent

Build with your coding agent. Deploy with Exepad.

Connect the coding agent you already use to Exepad. It writes the app from your terminal or editor, Exepad builds a private preview and hosts the app, and nothing goes live until you approve it.

One address for every agent.

Add it as an HTTP MCP server. Your agent opens Exepad sign-in, so there is no key to copy, and every coding agent connects on every Exepad plan, Free included.

https://mcp.exepad.com/mcp
  • Claude Code
  • Codex
  • Cursor
  • GitHub Copilot
  • Antigravity
  • OpenCode
  • Kiro
  • Cline
  • Any MCP client

From your terminal to a live app.

  1. Connect

    Add Exepad's address to your coding agent and sign in to Exepad. Choose which apps it may use.

  2. Build

    Ask for the app you want. Your agent creates it from Exepad's starter template and writes the code, and Exepad builds a private preview that only you can open.

  3. Approve

    When it's ready, your agent prepares a publish and gives you a link. You approve it in Exepad within 30 minutes, and nothing goes live until you do.

Set up your agent.

Claude Code takes one command and Cursor one file. Every other agent takes the same three steps.

Claude Code

  1. In your terminal, run:
    claude mcp add --transport http --scope user exepad https://mcp.exepad.com/mcp
  2. Claude Code opens Exepad sign-in. Sign in and choose which apps it may use; apps it creates are added for you.
  3. Ask for your app. Claude Code builds a private preview and gives you a link for each publish.
Build with Claude Code

Cursor

  1. Add Exepad to Cursor's mcp.json:
    {
      "mcpServers": {
        "exepad": {
          "url": "https://mcp.exepad.com/mcp"
        }
      }
    }
  2. Cursor opens Exepad sign-in. Sign in and choose which apps it may use.
  3. Ask Cursor's agent for your app. Each publish waits for your approval in Exepad.
Setup docs

Codex, Antigravity, OpenCode and others

  1. In your agent's MCP settings, add https://mcp.exepad.com/mcp as an HTTP MCP server. There is no key to copy.
  2. Exepad opens. Sign in and choose which apps your agent may use; apps it creates are added for you.
  3. Ask for your app. The connection ends 30 days after you approve it; you can revoke it sooner on Connected assistants in Exepad Studio.
Setup docs

Using a chat assistant?

ChatGPT, Claude and other AI assistants connect at the same address and build the same apps in a conversation.

Build with your AI

Which way to build

Every way builds the same apps. Choose by where you like to work.

  • If you want Exepad to build the app for you, from an idea or a file you upload

    Build in Exepad Studio

    With Exepad's built-in AI builder

    About Exepad Studio
  • If you already work with an AI assistant such as ChatGPT, Claude or Perplexity

    Build with your AI

    Build with your AI
  • If you work with a coding agent such as Claude Code, Cursor, Antigravity or OpenCode

    Build with your coding agent

    • Claude Code
    • Codex
    • Cursor
    • GitHub Copilot
    • Antigravity
    • OpenCode
    • Kiro
    • Cline

Free to start, whichever way you build.

Every way to build

  • One Exepad account and one wallet hold every app, whichever way you build it.
  • Every way builds the same apps, with several pages, saved data, sign-in and AI inside, and can start from a file.
  • Going live follows the same plan rules, whichever way you build: several pages, saved data, sign-in, email or AI need Go or Pro to go live.
  • Every app starts as a private preview.
  • Nothing goes live until you say so.

With your AI or a coding agent

  • The connection ends 30 days after you approve it.
  • You approve each publish in Exepad within 30 minutes.
  • Apps start from Exepad's starter template, not from an existing repository.

What each route can do.

All three build the same apps and go live by the same plan rules.

Route Start from a fileAI inside the appWho makes later changesConnectionPublishing
Exepad Studio Yes: upload it in StudioYes: language and vision models, speech, image generation on Go or Pro and live voice on Pro. A live app with AI needs Go or ProExepad's built-in AI builder. An app made from a prompt can be continued by an assistant or coding agent you connectNothing to connectYou publish with Studio's controls
Build with your AI Yes: share it with your assistant, which builds the app from itYes: language and vision models, speech, image generation on Go or Pro and live voice on Pro. A live app with AI needs Go or ProYour assistant, or any assistant or coding agent you connect to the appEnds 30 days after you approve itYou approve each publish in Exepad within 30 minutes, or publish from Studio
Build with your coding agent Yes: give the file to your agent, which builds the app from itYes: language and vision models, speech, image generation on Go or Pro and live voice on Pro. A live app with AI needs Go or ProYour coding agent, or any assistant or coding agent you connect to the appEnds 30 days after you approve itYou approve each publish in Exepad within 30 minutes, or publish from Studio

Publishing and cost.

  • Free puts one one-page site live, with no expiry. Several pages, saved data, sign-in, email or AI need Go or Pro to go live. When an app needs a plan you don't have, the approval page says so and links to Pricing.
  • Each build costs 0.5 US cents a minute, by the second, and at most 10 cents a build, drawn first from your monthly credit ($1 on Free). Your agent's own tokens cost nothing at Exepad.
  • On Go or Pro, hosting your live apps is charged to your wallet each day at 1.5 times its cost, with no included allowance, drawn from your monthly credit first. Free's live one-page site and every preview are not charged. Cost means what Exepad pays for the model use or infrastructure, including the tax Exepad pays on purchases from providers abroad and any provider funding fees.
  • An app your agent makes shows in Studio with its preview, and an app you make in Studio from a prompt can be continued by your agent. Don't plan on moving an app back and forth between the built-in builder and your agent.
  • Plans and top-ups are only on exepad.com: your agent never sells you anything.

A little more context

Good questions.

Exepad Studio, your AI or a coding agent: which should I use?

Choose by where you like to work: all three are free to start and build the same apps, with several pages, saved data, sign-in and AI inside. Use Exepad Studio if you want Exepad's built-in AI builder to build the app for you, from an idea or from a file you upload. Use your AI if you already work with ChatGPT, Claude or Perplexity. Use a coding agent such as Claude Code, Cursor, Antigravity or OpenCode if you build in a terminal or an editor. Whichever you choose, the app lives in your one Exepad account, starts as a private preview and goes live only when you say so.

Which coding agents can I use?

Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Antigravity, OpenCode, Kiro, Cline, and any other agent that can add an HTTP MCP server and sign in with OAuth. They all connect at https://mcp.exepad.com/mcp and build the same apps.

Which Exepad plan do I need?

Every AI assistant and coding agent that can sign in connects on every Exepad plan, Free included. Free puts one one-page site live, with no expiry. Several pages, saved data, sign-in, email or AI need Go or Pro to go live.

How long does the connection last?

The connection ends 30 days after you approve it; you can revoke it sooner on Connected assistants in Exepad Studio. Each publish still waits for your approval in Exepad while the connection is active.

What does a build cost?

0.5 US cents a minute while it runs, by the second, and at most 10 cents a build, drawn first from your monthly credit. A build starts only when your wallet can cover it. Your agent's own tokens cost nothing at Exepad, and its subscription doesn't pay for Exepad.

Can apps my agent builds use AI?

Yes. Like an app built any other way, an app with saved data that your agent builds can use language and vision models, speech, image generation on Go or Pro and live voice on Pro: your agent looks up the models it can use with discover_capabilities. A live app with AI needs Go or Pro, and each publish still waits for your approval in Exepad.

Is a coding agent the same as an agent running in my app?

No. A coding agent helps you build the app. An agent inside your app works on a task for its users, with the context and actions you give it. Design and test that behavior in the app itself.

Explore Pricing for plans, included capabilities, and usage details.

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