You built it with AI. Now ship it securely to prod with DronaHQ MCP.
Claude Code wrote the app. Now what?
We kept seeing the same pattern with teams building internal tools fast in Claude Code or Cursor: the app works in an afternoon, then stalls at hosting, auth, and database credentials.
Code generation is no longer the hard part. What comes after it is:
Publishing: Pick a host, configure a domain, redeploy after every change. Fine for one app, a second job at fifteen.
Consistency: Five devs with five sets of installed skills produce five differently behaving apps.
Secrets: Generated apps often call APIs straight from the browser, with endpoints and env vars visible in DevTools. Anything the client can reach can be tampered with.
Governance: Once apps spread across teams, nobody controls who can build, change, or publish what.
What DronaHQ MCP does
Your coding agent connects to DronaHQ straight from the IDE and can:
Deploy front-end apps into a hosted runtime.
Push JSON configs that become live APIs, webhooks, scheduled jobs, or workflows.
Bind to SQL, NoSQL, REST, or gRPC connectors. Credentials stay in a vault, so generated code never holds a secret.
Everything lands behind SSO, role-based access, and an audit trail. Admins decide which users get which apps, which devs can build for which teams, and which apps can reach which data. It runs on our cloud or self-hosted.
In this live session, we'll show how it handles what happens after generation.
What we'll do live
Prompt an app in Claude Code (or Cursor) and publish it from the agent. No separate hosting, domain, or redeploy loop.
Version the app and roll out a change.
Turn a JSON config into a live API, webhook, or scheduled job.
Connect to a database through a vaulted connector, with calls running server to server.
Show how skills built around your design system keep output consistent, whoever prompts it.
Walk through RBAC, SSO, and audit trails across multiple apps and teams.
Show OWASP-aligned code generation and compliance checks.
Who it's for
Developers building internal tools and automations with Claude Code, Cursor, or similar agents.
Engineering leads and ops teams whose AI-built apps are starting to sprawl.
Founders and business teams who want AI-built apps to be shippable, not just demo-able.
What you'll leave with
A repeatable prompt, publish, and version workflow.
A checklist for auditing your generated apps for client-side secrets.
A setup you can try in minutes, on cloud or self-hosted.
Bring your own app. We'll take questions live and review a couple of audience examples if you want.