Company
A shipping layer for AI assistants
Server4Agent turns requests into live tools, automations, dashboards, and workflows your team can open. Any MCP-compatible assistant can hand us a goal; our build agent plans, writes the code, runs it, and ships the result with a stable URL.
Why we exist
AI assistants got very good at answers. But most teams don't need another answer. They need the small tool that does the thing: the monitor that watches the endpoint, the portal that collects the files, the dashboard the whole team can open on Monday.
The gap was never intelligence. It was a place to work. Building real software needs persistent files, running processes, logs, secrets, and a URL. The sandboxes agents were given offered a CPU for a few seconds, then forgot everything.
Server4Agent gives any MCP-compatible assistant its own server: a durable workspace with a budget cap and a stable URL. A request made in chat comes back as a live, private tool your team can review, then publish when it's ready.
Principles
How we build
Each of these is product behavior you can verify today, not a poster on a wall.
Private by default
Nothing an agent builds is public until a person decides it should be. The URL exists from day one; it serves traffic only when you flip it.
Autonomy inside a budget
Every plan has a hard budget cap. When it's reached, the agent stops in context, mid-task if needed. Surprise bills are a design failure.
The URL is the artifact
Work isn't done when code is generated. It's done when someone can open the result, click through it, and say yes or no.
Host-agnostic on purpose
Any MCP-compatible assistant gets the same tools and the same behavior. What you build against stays stable while the infrastructure underneath improves.
An engineer can always take over
Every project is a real workspace with files, logs, and environment state. There is no black box between the agent's work and your team.
Running today
Live product behavior: connect an assistant and use it now.
- MCP tool surface, REST API, docs, and dashboard
- Private-by-default projects with stable URLs
- Budget caps with spend alerts and in-context stops
- Scoped, individually revocable API keys
- Encrypted secrets and isolated compute
On the roadmap
In progress or planned, not generally available yet. If one of these gates your adoption, tell us; it helps us sequence.
- SOC 2 Type II certification
- SSO and role-based access control
- Custom domains for shipped projects
- Audit export and log streaming
Work on the shipping layer
We're a small team building with the same agents we sell to. If turning chat requests into running software sounds like your kind of problem, we want to hear from you.
Talk to us
Design partners, investors, or just curious: drop us a line.