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Build over MCP

Build Supero from your own AI.

Connect Claude Code, Cursor, or Copilot to Supero over the Model Context Protocol. Describe what you want — your AI designs the data model, builds the UI, validates against the live platform, and deploys to a real URL.

What your AI does

Not a chat box bolted on — a real build surface your agent drives end to end.

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Designs the data model

A typed, relational, multi-tenant schema from a plain description.

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Builds the UI

A full web app, wired to the generated APIs and SDKs.

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Validates before shipping

Checks its work against the live platform before shipping.

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Publishes & deploys

Ships to a real, managed URL — versioned and reproducible.

The build loop

One connection, from prompt to live

Your AI reads the spec, builds the bundle, checks it against the live platform, and ships — iterating the same way every time you change your mind.

Connectyour AI editorRead the specBuildschema · UIValidatelive platformPublishDeploymanaged URLLiveYOUR AI EDITOR · OVER MCP

Works with your editor

Connect with a scoped API key and your agent picks up Supero's build tools automatically. Any MCP-capable AI editor works.

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Claude Code

Build from the terminal or your IDE.

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Cursor

Drive Supero from inside the editor.

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GitHub Copilot

Use the agent you already have.

Governed by default

Your AI builds inside your guardrails

The same access control that protects your app protects what your AI can do.

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RBAC-aware tools

Every action your AI takes is checked against your roles.

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Per-tenant isolation

Your AI only ever sees the tenant it is scoped to — never another customer's data.

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Scoped API keys

Connect with a key scoped to a single project, revocable any time.

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Deploy to managed cloud

Ship to a managed URL, or run it yourself — your choice.

Point your AI at Supero

Create a project, connect your editor over MCP, and let your AI build the whole stack — governed by your roles and tenants, deployed to a real URL.