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Spryloom

The publish button for coding agents. Your agent builds a small app; Spryloom runs it at a private address that only the people you invite can open, with a database, scheduled jobs and email if the app asks for them. You don't set up a server, a database or sign-in.

You:    Publish this so my team can use it.

Agent:  Published: https://weekly-status.acme.spryloom.app

          Version 1
          Sign-in  people you invite
          Data     5 tables

        Want me to send this to anyone?

This repository holds everything Spryloom puts on your machine: the agent skill, the setup for each coding agent, and the source of the spry command line and its MCP server. The service that runs your apps is not in it.

Install

You need Node.js 20.19 or later.

Claude Code, as a plugin:

/plugin marketplace add spryloom/spryloom
/plugin install spryloom@spryloom

Codex, Cursor and other agents that read skills:

npx skills add spryloom/spryloom

Cursor, for the MCP server: copy cursor/mcp.json into your project's .cursor/mcp.json.

Any MCP client: run npx -y spryloom mcp over stdio.

The command line:

npm install -g spryloom
spry login --email you@yourcompany.com
spry publish .

Then ask your agent: "Publish this so my team can use it."

Related MCP server: unlocalhost

Starters

Finished apps to publish as they are, or to hand to your coding agent and make your own. Each runs locally against any Postgres, opens with example data you can remove in one click, and works in light and dark and on a phone.

Starter

For

What it does

Live demo

Weekly Status

Project and team leads

Everyone answers three questions per project on Friday. Blockers and missing updates come first, and admins get a Monday summary.

Try it

Time Off

Small companies

Request leave, approve it, see your balance, and see who's out on a team calendar. Weekends and company holidays aren't counted.

Try it

Tool Stack

Teams paying for AI and SaaS tools

What the team pays for each month, what renews next, which seats sit unused, and requests for new tools.

Try it

The demos are shared by everyone who signs in, and go back to their example data every night.

Publish one straight from GitHub:

npx -y spryloom login --email you@yourcompany.com
npx -y spryloom publish github.com/spryloom/spryloom/tree/main/examples/weekly-status

Open the address it prints. As the publisher, you are an admin: add a real project and its people, then remove the example data when you are ready. Add each coworker to the project and invite them to open the app:

npx -y spryloom invite weekly-status --email teammate@yourcompany.com

The project assignment asks for their weekly check-in; the Spryloom invitation gives them access to the app. Ask them to open the email link and check in. The full first-use path, including a prompt for your coding agent, is on spryloom.com/starters.

What's here

Folder

What it is

skills/spryloom/

The agent skill: how to write an app that publishes the first time, and how to publish it.

codex/

The Codex plugin: the same skill, written for the spry command rather than MCP tools.

cursor/

MCP setup for Cursor.

.claude-plugin/

A Claude Code marketplace. The plugin itself is published from spryloom/claude-plugin, which carries the MCP server ready to run.

src/cli/

spry, the command line.

src/mcp/

The MCP server and the tools it gives your agent.

src/manifest/

Reads and checks spryloom.yaml, and the list of outside services an app may reach.

src/protocol/

The requests the command line sends to Spryloom, and the answers it gets.

src/detect/

Works out how an app runs when its manifest doesn't say.

src/source/

Packs a folder, a page or a GitHub repository for upload.

examples/

The starters above, one folder each.

src/ is the TypeScript the spryloom npm package is compiled from, so you can read what the MCP server does before you install it. It is published here to be read, and doesn't build on its own.

How this repository is updated

It is generated from Spryloom's private repository on each release, one commit per version. Issues are welcome. A pull request can't be merged here directly, but we'll make the change upstream and credit you, and it will appear in the next release.

Docs: spryloom.com/docs · Support: hello@spryloom.com

Licence

MIT.

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