Agents
Build it in a chat with Claude.
No install, no terminal. Connect Syntica once, and a normal Claude conversation creates, changes and puts your apps live.
Using Claude Code, Cursor or another coding agent? Jump to the setup ↓
What you type
A normal chat with Claude
Create a new app called leave-planner.
Created. It's in your GitHub account. What should it do?
Let the team request days off, show who's away this week, and let managers approve. Then deploy it.
Done. It's live at leave-planner.syntica.app
What your colleagues get
Set up in four steps
A couple of minutes, all inside Claude.
1
Add the Syntica connector
In Claude, open Settings, then Connectors, and add Syntica. Sign in with your email and a one-time code.
2
Connect your GitHub
Ask Claude to connect GitHub and approve the Syntica app. You only need a GitHub account, you don't need to know anything about GitHub itself. Your code lives in your own account.
3
Describe what you need
Create and change apps by talking, in plain words. Every change is saved.
4
Say "deploy it"
It goes live with its own web address in a few minutes, and you get the link in the chat.
For developers
Prefer your own coding agent?
One command finds the agents on your machine and connects each of them. It's plain MCP underneath, so other clients can connect too.
$ npx @syntica/mcp setupAdd --agent claude (or codex, cursor, windsurf, gemini, copilot) to pick one, or --all for every supported agent.
Get your spot in the beta.
We open spots from the waitlist, oldest first. When yours opens, the free tier is a real environment with a real URL. No card.
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