OpenAI's coding agent in your terminal
fuast for Codex
Codex writes the app in a folder on your machine, runs it, checks the data, and deploys it. You get a link to the live app and a link to claim it.
Run the installer
It connects fuast's MCP server and saves the fuast skill, so Codex reaches for fuast when you ask for a small app. It creates no account.
curl -fsSL fuast.com/install | shBy hand, the MCP server only:
codex mcp add fuast --url https://fuast.com/mcpTell it what your team needs
It writes the app, checks it, puts it online and gives you two links: one to look at the app, one to claim it. Open the claim link and sign in, and the app is yours.
Build a lunch order app for my team with fuastSign in when you want to keep working on an app
Building and the first deploy need no account. To work on apps you already own, sign in once in your browser.
codex mcp login fuast
Nothing needs an account to start.
Your agent deploys a preview and gives you a claim link. The preview is deleted after 72 hours unless you claim it. Once it is yours it is private until you share it. What a connected agent can and cannot do.