Guides
Guides
For people who built an app with Claude Code, Cursor or Codex and now have to answer: how do I deploy this safely and give it to my team?
All guides
Each guide is a how-to with concrete steps. They assume the app already works on your machine.
- Share a Claude Code app with your teamFrom localhost to a private address: invite people, choose an access mode, grant groups and confirm.
- Authentication for AI-generated appsSign-in at the gateway instead of an agent-written login, and how the app reads who is there.
- How to secure a vibe-coded appA ten-step checklist: secrets, access, roles, outbound hosts, staging, logs and agent tokens.
- From vibe coding to productionData, identity, secrets, rollback, logs and ownership, and where Brod stops.
What each guide tells you
- Concrete steps. Each guide is a how-to, not an overview.
- Where Brod handles a step, the guide says so.
- Where the work is still in your app's code, it says that too.
Deploying from a specific agent
For the connection steps for each coding tool, see the page for your tool, or all of them under deploy.
Keep reading
- DeployDeploy an app from Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or any MCP client to a private address with sign-in, data and rollback. Pick your tool and follow the steps.
- SecurityHow Brod protects AI-generated internal apps: access checked before every request, private by default, human confirmation for sharing, encrypted secrets, per-app data, and what it does not protect against.
- Internal toolsBrod runs the internal tools your team builds with Claude Code, Cursor or Codex: private address, team sign-in, roles, database, secrets, logs and rollback, deployed by your agent.
- Use casesWorked examples of internal apps built with a coding agent and run on Brod: expense approval, customer lookup and inventory, with roles, data and secrets.