Your agent builds it.
Connect fuast to the AI tool you already use and say what your team needs. It builds the app, puts it online and hands you the link. Nothing needs an account until you want to keep the app.
Claude Code, Codex or Gemini CLI: run this in a terminal
curl -fsSL fuast.com/install | shIt connects fuast's MCP server to the agents it finds and saves the fuast skill for each. It creates no account and deploys nothing. Read the script.
Then say
Build a lunch order app for my team with fuastPick your tool
- Has a terminalClaude CodeAnthropic's coding agent in your terminal
- Chat onlyClaudeclaude.ai, the desktop app and the phone app
- Chat onlyChatGPTOpenAI's assistant
- Has a terminalCursorThe AI code editor
- Has a terminalVS CodeGitHub Copilot's agent mode
- Has a terminalCodexOpenAI's coding agent in your terminal
- Has a terminalGemini CLIGoogle's coding agent in your terminal
Another tool? Any client that speaks MCP can use https://fuast.com/mcp, and any agent that reads skills can run npx skills add https://fuast.com. The MCP docs have every tool and what it may do.
What happens next
- 1
It writes the app
Two files: a typed server and the screen. The database, sign-in, storage and schedules are already there.
- 2
It checks and deploys
fuast type-checks the app and puts it online. Your agent tries it and reads the logs before it tells you it works.
- 3
You claim it
You get a link to the live app and a claim link. Open the claim link, sign in, and the app is yours to share.
If you are the agent
Read fuast.com/agents.md. It is the whole path in one page: create, check, deploy, hand over. The skill is the short version, and llms.txt lists every page.