Build with your own AI

Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any assistant that speaks MCP (the Model Context Protocol) to one of your projects. Then say what you need — “a booking system with rooms, guests and payments” — and it looks at the models you have, plans new ones with you, and builds them in that project once you say go. Your own AI subscription does the thinking; MINT does the building, with the same checks as the model builder.

It can also answer questions about your records — “which clients haven’t paid this month?” — if you let it.

Press New key, name it after where it’ll be used (“Claude on my laptop”) and choose:

• A key belongs to one project and acts as you: it can never do more than your role allows, and stops working if you leave the organization or lose access to the project.
• The key is shown once. Copy it straight into your assistant; if it’s lost, revoke it and make another.
• Revoke stops it at once. The list shows each key’s scope, who made it and when it was last used.

The address, for this MINT:

https://mint-c5e1255519fc.herokuapp.com/tenant/mcp
# or, for assistants that only take a URL:
https://mint-c5e1255519fc.herokuapp.com/tenant/mcp/<your key>

claude mcp add --transport http mint https://mint-c5e1255519fc.herokuapp.com/tenant/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer <your key>"

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "mint": {
      "url": "https://mint-c5e1255519fc.herokuapp.com/tenant/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer <your key>"
      }
    }
  }
}

• “I run a dental clinic. I need patients, appointments with a dentist and a time, and invoices for each visit.”
• “Add a loyalty points field to customers, and show their orders as a tab on their page.”
• “On the orders table, show the code, customer, total and status, newest first.”
• “How many bookings did we have last month, by room?” (with Can read records on)
• “Write three blog posts about our spring menu as drafts.” · “Rewrite the home page’s hero and questions for families.” · “Suggest a better title and description for the About page.”

It goes one step at a time: it proposes the models and their fields, links and tabs, waits for your changes, and only builds when you agree. Everything it makes shows up straight away — in the sidebar, under Models → Features, and in Pages for fine-tuning by hand.

• The AI is told to plan with you and never build without a clear yes; Claude and ChatGPT also ask before any tool that writes.
• A build is all or nothing: if any part fails, nothing is left half made.
• It can’t delete models, records or pages (a website block it drops is archived, not deleted), and it only ever works in the key’s project.
• Everything it builds is yours to change or remove in Models and Pages.
• Content it writes stays a draft: the site and API don’t change until it’s published — by you, or by the AI when you ask and its key Can publish.