Appbricx examples and tools
Everything you need to build on Appbricx from your own machine: a complete example app, ten app templates, the Claude Code plugin, the CLI, a Cursor config and the HyperFrames templates behind our demo videos.
Your coding agent builds the app; Appbricx runs it: Postgres per project with separate dev and prod databases, per-role access enforced by the database, sign-in, workflows, realtime, in-app AI, payments, releases tested as every user, and one-click rollback.
Connect your coding agent
# Claude Code: connect, then run /mcp → appbricx → Authenticate (opens your browser)
claude mcp add --transport http appbricx https://www.appbricx.com/api/mcp
# or install the plugin (adds the skill too)
/plugin marketplace add Naveenbhargav-m/appbricx-examples
/plugin install appbricx@appbricx
Claude.ai and Claude Desktop: Appbricx is in Claude's connectors directory: https://claude.ai/directory/appbricx (choose Connect, then sign in).
Then ask your agent to build something. Agents can also find these templates themselves with the search_templates, get_template and use_template tools, or browse them at https://www.appbricx.com/templates. The format is in TEMPLATE_FORMAT.md.
Use the CLI
git clone https://github.com/Naveenbhargav-m/appbricx-examples
cd appbricx-examples/cli && npm link # puts `appbricx` on your PATH
appbricx login # opens your browser, click Authorize
appbricx create "My app" && appbricx apply ../templates/kanbo/app.json
Docs
- Quickstart with a coding agent
- Guides for every feature
- Reference: SDK, HTTP API, MCP tools, CLI, integrations
License
The contents of this repository are MIT licensed (see LICENSE). The Appbricx platform itself is covered by the Appbricx Self-Hosted License; see pricing.