In Claude, open Settings, go to Connectors, choose Add custom connector and paste this address:
$ https://app.syntica.io/mcpClaude sends you to a Syntica sign-in page. Sign in with your email and a one-time code, pick the organisation to work in, and approve the connection. New to Syntica? The same screen creates your account.
Your app's code lives in your own GitHub account, not on our servers. You only need the account, you don't need to know anything about GitHub itself.
In a new chat, ask Claude to connect GitHub. It gives you a link, you approve the Syntica app on GitHub, and you're done. Included on every plan, the free one too.
The connection works both ways. Syntica reads the code to put it live, and when you ask for a change, it lands in your account as a new version made by the Syntica app. Uninstalling the app ends the access at any moment.
Some things you can say:
Every change is saved as its own version. Changing something and putting it live are separate steps, so nothing goes live until you say so.
A fresh app goes from nothing to a live address in a few minutes, and you get the link in the chat.
After that, ask for logs, deployment status, machine sizes or a custom domain in the same chat. The dashboard shows the same picture if you prefer a screen.