Brod is the self-hosted cloud your AI agent deploys team tools to, over MCP. Your agent deploys to it directly and gets back an address that only the right people can open, with one sign-in for every app.
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Add Brod as an MCP server in Claude Code, Claude Desktop or Cursor, then ask your agent to deploy an app; it answers with the app address.
People sign in with an emailed link or Google, and apps read who is signed in with their role and groups, keeping no user table of their own.
One workspace per team or company, each with its own people, groups and apps.
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