Guides for shipping AI-built apps.
Step-by-step how-tos, honest comparisons, and concept explainers. Start here.
How to add an MCP server to Gemini CLI
The gemini mcp add command, the settings.json httpUrl form, OAuth versus headers, project versus user scope, and a worked example that ends with a live URL.
How to add an MCP server to ChatGPT (developer mode and connectors)
ChatGPT only talks to remote MCP servers. Here is the listed-app route, the Developer Mode route, what each plan gets, and how tools show up in a chat.
How to add an MCP server to Claude (desktop, web and connectors)
Directory connectors, custom connectors by URL, the desktop config file for local stdio servers, and what carries over to Claude Code and Cowork.
Remote MCP server hosting: the options in 2026
Why ChatGPT and the cloud clients need a remote HTTPS server, what the host has to do, and a decision table across the categories.
Using Lovable's MCP server from Claude Code or Cursor
Lovable as an MCP server your agent drives, step by step, and the honest trade-off of running one builder from another.
Claude Design examples: what people build, and how each became a live site
Landing pages, portfolios, dashboards, menus, event pages. What Claude Design exports today, and the two routes from a design to a site that is actually live.
Claude Cowork use cases: what people build, and how to put it online
Documents, research, ops dashboards, small tools, a simple website. Which ones stay files and which become live apps through a connector.
Vibe coding with Gemini: the tools, and how to ship the result
Four Gemini surfaces that build apps, honestly described, and the deploy routes: Google's own, a connected agent, or a static import.
How to host an MCP server for ChatGPT apps and connectors
The requirements ChatGPT imposes on an MCP server, the OAuth flow it expects, and the shortest path to a live endpoint you own.
Vibe coding examples: live apps you can open right now
Not mockups: live listings and demos, with the plain-language ask behind each one and how the build actually happens.
Vibe coding with Claude: from prompt to live URL
Claude, Claude Code and Cowork, and one walkthrough from first prompt to a live URL with a database and sign-in.
How to turn a Claude artifact into a live website with a database
A Claude artifact is a working UI with no server and no memory. Here is the whole conversion: a zip upload to get it live at a real URL, then a table and an API route so the data survives a refresh.
How to vibe code a live app for free
Vibe coding plus free hosting equals going from "I have an idea" to "here's the URL" in under 30 minutes. The full step-by-step with a concrete example app, using AI tools whose free tiers are enough.
How to add an MCP server to Claude Code
Everything Claude Code needs to connect to an MCP server: the exact command, where the config lives, and how to tell if it's working.
How to add an MCP server to Cursor
Cursor uses a JSON config file for MCP servers. Here's exactly what to put in it, where it lives on each OS, and how to verify it's working.
How to add an MCP server to Codex
Codex installs MCP servers as plugins from its directory, or reads them from ~/.codex/config.toml. Here's both setups, end to end.
How to deploy an app with Claude Code
Describe an app in Claude Code, let it build and deploy, share the live URL. Here's the full path from first prompt to shipped.