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For developers · Your App Cloud

Your workflow. Your app cloud.

Build an experience with models, data, and services in Studio. Connect supported account and integration operations to your own development workflow.

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Illustrative concept · Shape it around your own idea

Build apps. Run agents.

Build the experience. Understand what supports it.

Your App Cloud brings supporting capabilities into the same place as the experience you create. Create and publish apps in Studio or with an AI assistant plugin, and use the current developer interfaces for keys and billing information.

Start with a useful purpose.

Describe who uses the app, the information it needs, and a task you can test. Use a coding agent to help organize a brief and sample material.

Know the available context.

Read account limits and wallet information through the supported interfaces. Plan a small first version within the allowance available to you.

Review the complete experience.

Build and refine in Studio. Test saved data, access, model behavior, and the published journey before inviting people to use it.

One possibility in your app cloud

Create a knowledge workspace in your App Cloud

An example starting point

A product brief, a collection of reference documents, and the questions the workspace should help people answer.

What you are working toward

An app shaped around a concrete task, with supporting data and services and a repeatable way to review changes.

  1. Prepare the experience

    Describe the users, records, source files, and expected result. A coding agent can help turn the brief into a small set of examples and review steps.

  2. Build in Studio

    Use the brief to create the app, then refine its behavior. Connect the available models, context, and access required by the task.

  3. Review, publish, and observe

    Test realistic examples and check account usage. Publish from Studio and repeat the essential journey at the shared link.

Together in your app cloud

The pieces behind the possibility.

Choose the models and services that support the experience you want to create.

Apps your own AI assistant builds can't use AI models yet; for AI, create the app in the Studio.

Explore every building block

Make room for what you want to create

Where could you begin?

Knowledge products

Connect questions, documents, and useful answers in an experience with lasting context.

Explore the possibilities

Conversational experiences

Build around voice models, relevant records, and the purpose of the conversation.

Explore the possibilities

Customer products

Bring accounts, files, and requests together, with agent help where it serves the customer.

Explore the possibilities

Connected to your workflow

Connect your development workflow.

Developer keys cover account and integration operations. ChatGPT and Claude can create, build and publish apps as AI assistant plugins through a separate OAuth door. The earlier app-lifecycle API is historical.

MCP for developer keys
https://mcp.exepad.com/mcp

Three read-only tools expose key metadata, wallet information, and plan limits to a compatible coding agent.

MCP for AI assistant plugins
https://mcp.exepad.com/mcp

ChatGPT and Claude can sign in with OAuth and use 25 tools to create apps, build private previews and prepare publishes that you approve in Exepad, on every plan. Other MCP clients connecting here are developer access, on Pro.

REST API
https://api.exepad.com/v1

Manage developer keys and inspect billing and usage through currently documented routes.

A2A discovery
https://api.exepad.com/v1/a2a/.well-known/agent-card.json

The current card advertises no app-building skills. Read the card before relying on agent-to-agent actions.

Read the setup and reference

People. Developers. Agents.

Your way in. One app cloud.

Describe your idea in Studio, connect supported developer operations, or prepare with a coding agent. The experiences you create have a home in your App Cloud.

For people

Describe your idea.

  • Describe the app or agent you want to create.
  • Try the experience and ask for the changes you need.
  • Share it, use it, and keep making it your own.
Explore for people

For developers

Build from your workflow.

  • Create and change apps in Studio.
  • Connect supported account operations to your workflow.
  • Publish, inspect the results, and keep improving it.
You are here

For agents

Prepare with an agent.

  • Prepare a clear brief with your coding agent.
  • Use available MCP reads for account context.
  • Build, review, and publish the app in Studio.
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Your App Cloud

The models, data, and services behind the apps and agents you create.

A little more context

Good questions.

Can a coding agent create or publish an app through MCP?

ChatGPT and Claude can, as AI assistant plugins at https://mcp.exepad.com/mcp: they create apps, build private previews and prepare publishes that you approve in Exepad. Developer keys at https://mcp.exepad.com/mcp only read key metadata, wallet information and plan limits. Other MCP clients connect as developer access, on Pro.

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

A coding agent assists your development work. An agent inside your app works on a task for its users, using the context and actions you provide. Design and test that runtime behavior separately.

Which developer operations are available?

The current REST routes cover keys and billing. MCP serves two catalogues: three read-only account tools for developer keys, and 25 app tools for AI assistant plugins. The documentation lists their exact endpoints and permissions; old app creation and publishing endpoints are not a current contract.

How should I start?

Prepare a small brief and a realistic test scenario. Check account limits through the available tools, build the app in Studio or with an AI assistant plugin, and review its data and access before publishing. Current Pricing explains developer access and allowances.

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

Keep exploring.

Your App Cloud

Build what comes next.

Prepare a clear brief, build in Studio, and give the result a home in your App Cloud.

Start building