mcp-app-builder
MCP App Builder
Use when
- Build a hosted MCP server or ChatGPT app.
- Add or refine widget UI for an MCP tool flow.
- Wrap an API or product surface with MCP.
- Choose between
server-only,server + UI, andMCPB. - Add auth, testing, troubleshooting, or submission readiness to an existing app.
Do not use when
- The task is generic non-OpenAI MCP work where ChatGPT and Apps SDK compatibility do not matter.
- The task is only about Codex plugin packaging, local skill packaging, or Cursor configuration.
- The job is already a known MCPB packaging task with platform-specific distribution details that exceed these references.
Defaults
- Classify first:
server-only,server + UI, orMCPB.
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