One message in, a full agentic application out: website and MCP app, live. Built from any AI client.
One address for any MCP client. You sign in once, after adding it.
At most: moves money, runs code or commands, deletes data, or sends messages for you.
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BranderUX builds agentic applications, in minutes: describe a business and a real agent builds its full application, published as a website and an MCP app, with every screen generated live, per customer, per question. This server is how any MCP client (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code) builds and controls those applications.
This is the official BranderUX MCP server. It gives an AI agent real control over BranderUX projects, brand, custom elements, screens, API keys, plus the verified reference docs it needs to integrate the SDK correctly.
Connect: https://mcp.branderux.com/mcp · Docs: https://branderux.com/mcp
claude mcp add --transport http branderux https://mcp.branderux.com/mcp
No API keys: the first tool call opens your browser for a one-click BranderUX sign-in (OAuth 2.1 + PKCE, scoped and revocable). Access is currently limited to beta accounts, everyone else lands on the waiting list, and you'll get an email the moment your access opens. While you wait: try a live BranderUX-built app at nova.branderux.app.
Knowledge (no scopes needed, signing in is still required to reach the server):
get_started · read_doc · search_docs · get_integration_snippet · list_templates ·
get_template. The widget snippet of get_integration_snippet is the one-line script tag for a
plain website (Wix, WordPress, Shopify, static HTML), carrying data-preload="eager" and
data-conversions="on" (new leads, bookings, orders and requests are reported to the tags already
on the site). list_templates and get_template read the five reference builds as worked
examples to adapt, never to copy.
Projects (projects:*), for the signed-in user (projects they own or manage): whoami ·
list_projects · get_project · create_project · update_brand_settings ·
update_project_settings · delete_project
Screens (projects:write): list_screens · get_screen · put_screen ·
delete_screen, reads fetch the project aggregate; writes are atomic per-screen
(row-locked server merge: parallel saves of different screens are safe).
Custom elements (elements:*): list_elements · get_element · list_element_versions ·
create_element · publish_element_version · preview_element · delete_element, your agent writes the
TSX; the server pre-flight validates it (compile + sandbox import allowlist + export
contract) before publishing. In clients that support MCP Apps, create_element,
publish_element_version and preview_element render the element LIVE in the panel,
demo props applied, clicks showing the exact query they would send.
API keys (keys:manage): create_api_key · list_api_keys · set_key_origins ·
revoke_api_key
Hosted agent: upsert_agent_config · get_agent_config, give the project
its own agent: persona, policies (language and clock, login, access, handoff, write consent),
answer quality and budgets.
Business data: define_entity · list_entities · seed_records ·
update_record · list_entity_records, managed records or live store/API feeds; every entity
becomes a query tool for the agent (add-only writes by default).
Owner data (projects:read to read, projects:write to change): query_records ·
aggregate_records · get_record · list_conversations · aggregate_conversations ·
get_conversation · list_visitors · get_stats · update_record_workflow · correct_record ·
add_record · record_opt_out · delete_record · reply_links · get_crm_status ·
send_record_to_crm, the owner's own AI reads the leads, bookings, orders and requests the hosted
agent collects, with its conversations, signed-in visitors and numbers, and works them one record
at a time: every change is logged on the record (a delete erases the record with its log), visitor
text comes back marked as data, nothing is sent to a customer (reply_links prepares a draft the
owner sends), and where customer data goes stays the owner's or a manager's choice in the app.
The review-my-week prompt goes through the owner's week or month with these tools. The docs:
read_doc owner-data.
Connectors: set_connector_credential · probe_api, vaulted credentials and a
probe so tools are wired against the real API shape.
Skills: upsert_skill · list_skills · delete_skill, SKILL.md behavior packs
that ride every conversation.
Home and fixed screens: set_home_screen · set_fixed_screens · list_fixed_screens ·
verify_canned_screens, a designed first paint and designed answers to the business's recurring
questions, each replayed with live data bindings at zero model cost per visit;
verify_canned_screens runs every binding the way serving does, so a screen is proven to replay
before publish_site.
Publish: publish_site · get_site, one call and the full application is live:
a website for people, an MCP app for AI agents.
Playground (no project needed): generate_screen, renders a real branded,
interactive screen in the panel with demo data, powered by the same published
@brander/mcp-tools package customers install. Ask for a storefront, analytics
or order-flow screen to see actual BranderUX output before building anything.
Every destructive tool requires an explicit confirm: true.
npm install
BRANDER_API_BASE=http://localhost:8080/api/v1 npm run dev # http://localhost:3010/mcp
| Env | Default | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
BRANDER_API_BASE | http://localhost:8080/api/v1 | BranderUX API base |
BRANDER_APP_BASE | from BRANDER_API_BASE: https://dev.branderux.com for api-dev, https://branderux.com for api, else http://localhost:3000 | The BranderUX web app: playground links, canned-screen verification and query_records on a live catalog |
MCP_RESOURCE_URL | http://localhost:3010 | Public URL of this server (OAuth resource id) |
OAUTH_ISSUER_URL | = BRANDER_API_BASE | Authorization server issuer |
The server is stateless: one MCP server instance per request, bound to the caller's
bearer. Deploy target is Vercel (api/mcp.ts + api/oauth-protected-resource.ts).
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