Your assistant can ship real tools
Ask for a monitor, dashboard, invoice tool, or private workflow in plain English. We build it, host it, and hand back a live link your team can open. No code needed.
- you ▸ Monitor our top supplier's pricing page and alert me to any changes
- ▸ Server4Agent is creating a private watcher project
- agent ▸ Done. I set a daily check, text alerts, and a hard budget cap.
- open ↗
Pricing watcher ready
supplier-prices.apps.server4agent.com
PrivateRuns dailyText alerts
For teams who need useful software to keep running after the chat ends.
Private by default
New projects stay closed until you decide to publish.
Budget capped
You set the spend limit. Agents cannot raise it.
Handoff-ready
Every project is a workspace engineers can keep owning.
Pick the first tool you want live
The fastest path is a narrow workflow with a clear success state. Start from a template, add your details, and let the build agent ship the first version.
Tool
Invoice maker
Turn client and line-item details into clean, numbered invoices and quotes you can download and send.
Use template →Tool
Cleanup portal
Upload messy CSVs, clean and dedupe rows, map columns, and export a reusable result.
Use template →Monitor
Uptime monitor
Check URLs on a schedule, alert on downtime, and publish a live status page.
Use template →Watcher
Price watch
Watch competitor pricing, job pages, or vendor pages and alert on changes.
Use template →Watcher
Deal watcher
Watch retailers and listings for a category of gear, keep a price history, and alert you the moment a real deal appears.
Use template →A shipping layer, not another sandbox
Sandbox tools help an agent execute code. Server4Agent is a server for agent projects: it turns the request into an owned project with a workspace, visibility controls, budget caps, and a URL your team can use.
GitHub gave devs a repo. We give your team a place to ship. When engineering takes over, they work in the same project. Nothing thrown away.
You know the goal. We ship the result.
Founders, PMs, ops leads, and anyone who has never opened a code editor: describe the outcome you want. No technical setup, no code, no stack decisions. Get something real back and share it with your team.
Step 01
Describe what you need
"Alert me when pricing changes." "I want a dashboard for this week's sales." Plain English, in the dashboard or through an assistant.
Step 02
Get a live link back
A working URL your team can open, private by default, public when you choose, and stable at apps.server4agent.com.
Step 03
Hand off when ready
When engineers need to own it, they open the project workspace and keep building on the same files, with full history. Nothing thrown away.
Without Server4Agent
- Ideas stay in chat. Nothing ships to a real URL
- Projects don't persist between sessions
- No budget cap you control
- Engineers can't pick up where automation left off
With Server4Agent
- Ships real software, not just answers
- Stable URLs that stay private until you publish
- Projects persist between sessions, or run on a schedule
- Your monthly cap; spending stops when you say so
- Engineers can take over when the work gets serious
01
Persistent. Or disposable. Your call
Pin a project as long-lived for monitors, dashboards, internal tools. Or spin one up for a one-shot, ship the report, clean up, done.
02
Real URLs, not throwaway previews
Every project has a stable subdomain at apps.server4agent.com. Keep it private while you work, then publish when the team should use it.
03
You set the cap
Set a monthly budget. Spending stops when you say so, with no surprise charges from a runaway loop.
04
Continuous, not one-shot
"Check the supplier's prices every morning, redeploy if anything changes." Projects keep running between sessions.
Turn narrow pains into durable tools
Monitors, websites, dashboards, integrations, and internal tools all follow the same path: describe the outcome, let the build agent ship, then keep editing the live project.
/01 · Tool
"Turn client details into a polished invoice"
Generates numbered invoices and quotes as PDFs, with a history of everything you've issued.
/02 · Monitor
"Alert me if our site goes down"
Scheduled checks, failure history, alerts, and a live status page.
/03 · Watcher
"Catch the deal before it sells out"
Tracks retailer and listing prices, keeps a history, and alerts you the moment a real deal drops.
/04 · Watcher
"Tell me when this pricing page changes"
Monitors competitor pricing, job pages, or vendor terms and notifies the team.
/05 · Tool
"Turn messy CSV cleanup into a tool"
Reusable upload, clean, dedupe, map, and export flow at a real URL.
/06 · Dashboard
"I want to see this week's sales at a glance"
A live dashboard pulling your real data, updating automatically.
Equip your agent, or jump in yourself
Connect any MCP-compatible assistant, delegate builds with a single goal, and take over the live workspace whenever you want control.
Connect your agent
Add Server4Agent to any MCP-compatible assistant. One config line. Your agent delegates goals to our build agent and gets live URLs back.
Take over anytime
Every project is a git repo. Open browser VS Code on the live workspace, review commit history, and keep building where the agent left off.
API, webhooks, escape hatches
Prefer raw HTTP? Use the REST API. Subscribe to deployment and quota webhooks. exec, read_file, and write_file when you want direct control.
The toolbox
One goal in, full delivery out
MCP tools your agent can call, or wire into your own automation.
promptThe headline tool. Your agent sends a goal ("build me a monitor for X") and our build agent plans, writes, runs, and ships. One call, full delivery.
list_templatesBrowse starters for invoice makers, uptime monitors, price/job watchers, deal watchers, cleanup portals, and more.
list_projects / get_projectCheck what's already been shipped. Your agent looks here before starting fresh, picks up where the last session left off.
create_projectStart a fresh project explicitly. Optional; the build agent can start one on its own.
exec / read_file / write_fileEscape hatch. If your agent wants direct access instead of delegating to the build agent, the primitives are here.
deployPublish manually. Skip if you delegated to the build agent; it ships automatically.
# 1. Provision a server. Just your API key, no plan field.
curl -X POST https://api.server4agent.com/servers \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $SERVER4AGENT_API_KEY"
# → { "id": "srv_2k9", "url": null, "status": "running", "tier": "small" }
# 2. Hand it a goal. The build agent plans, writes, runs, ships.
curl -X POST https://api.server4agent.com/servers/srv_2k9/tasks \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $SERVER4AGENT_API_KEY" \
-d '{ "goal": "Check these URLs every 5 minutes and alert me on downtime" }'
# → { "task_id": "tsk_8t1", "status": "running" }Three ways to call it
The same surface over MCP, REST, or webhooks. Start from a goal, or drive the primitives yourself.
Usage-based. Never a surprise bill
Usage is metered as dollar credits. You set a budget cap on your account, and work stays within your budget.
Starter
Starter
Ship your own tools.
$29/mo
- ▸2 servers
- ▸$10 AI credits / mo
- ▸3 live public projects
Recommended
Pro
Run team workflows.
$99/mo
- ▸3 servers
- ▸$40 AI credits / mo
- ▸10 live public projects
Turn the request into something your team can open.
Describe the goal, start from a proven template, or connect an assistant. The result is a working project with a stable URL and a clean handoff path.