Documentation
How to connect vbtnl to Claude, Codex or Cursor as an MCP server and deploy sites, bots and APIs from a chat with your AI agent.
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Quickstart: deploy an app from Claude, Codex or Cursor
Connect vbtnl to your AI agent as an MCP server and put a working app on a public HTTPS address in about five minutes.
read →Claude Code MCP setup: add vbtnl as a remote MCP server
Add vbtnl to Claude Code as a remote MCP server with one command, log in, and deploy an app from your terminal.
read →Claude Desktop MCP: add vbtnl as a custom connector
Add vbtnl to Claude Desktop or claude.ai as a custom connector (remote MCP server) and deploy apps from a normal chat.
read →Codex MCP setup: add vbtnl as a remote MCP server
Add vbtnl to Codex as a remote MCP server with codex mcp add, log in or use a token, and deploy an app from Codex.
read →Cursor MCP setup: add vbtnl in mcp.json
Add vbtnl to Cursor as a remote MCP server in mcp.json, log in, and deploy apps from the Cursor agent.
read →ChatGPT developer mode: connect vbtnl as an MCP server
Turn on developer mode in ChatGPT, add vbtnl as an MCP connector, and deploy apps from a ChatGPT chat.
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reference
vbtnl.json reference
Every field of vbtnl.json, the settings file in the project root that tells vbtnl how to build, start and schedule your app.
read →vbtnl MCP server: tools reference
Every tool the vbtnl remote MCP server gives your AI agent: projects, files, commands, publishing, rollback, databases and logs.
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