Give your coding agent a place to ship apps with live URL.
You are publishing a web app to Berrry (https://berrry.app). Fetch https://berrry.app/skill.md and follow it — it covers registration, auth, the NOMCP API for create/update, and all platform conventions. The result is a live app at https://<subdomain>.berrry.app, built from standard HTML/CSS/JS.
Or just point your agent at /skill.md and let it read the contract directly.
Have your own agent loop? Skip building deployment, hosting, versioning, and discovery — publish straight to a live app platform.
Generated files become a hosted web app on a permanent yourapp.berrry.app subdomain, ready to share.
Push full updates or precise patches with version history and rollback. Backend, auth, and storage are wired up.
Published apps land in Berrry's remixable ecosystem — users can explore, fork, and build on what your agent makes.
Create apps from prompts, workflows, or external triggers — no human dashboard step.
Patch files, add assets, write version messages — no fresh deployment pipeline for every small fix.
The platform handles hosted frontends, assets, auth, storage, and remix flows — your agent targets a runtime that already knows what a web app needs.
/skill.md is the operating manual: registration, auth, publish/update flows, and platform conventions.
Your agent gets an identity and token, then calls the NOMCP API directly. No browser automation, no manual deployment.
Create apps, update them over time, and add a Remix on Berrry link so users can fork the result.
Practical mental model:/skill.md tells the agent how to use Berrry correctly. The API is the transport. Berrry is the hosted runtime and discovery layer the agent publishes into.
Turn-based tactics with team-switching
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Versatile Image Generation
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Generate any style of image - photorealistic, cartoons, diagrams, illustrations, and more. Also supports image editing and composition.
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Technical diagram
Image Editing Example:
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After: "add strawberry man sitting on couch"
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Add chatbots, generate content, or give your app a voice.
Build chatbots
Add voice narration
What you can build:
AI models included:
Let people log in and stay logged in. Works across all Berrry apps.

Email/password, Google, or Twitter login
Automatic user profiles
Login options:
What's included:
Privacy model like Google Docs - users own their own data
Google Docs-style privacy
Automatic data isolation
Best if you have an agent or automation loop and want Berrry to handle delivery.
Best if you want the fastest path and don't want to wire an agent yet.
You can, but http://localhost:3000 is a hard URL to text to your mom. Your agent also has to own deployment, app URLs, patching conventions, version history, and user-facing discovery. Berrry gives you a hosted target specialized for generated web apps.
No. The core flow is intentionally simple: register, sign in, create or update apps, and work with normal files. /skill.md is designed to be readable by agents and humans.
Coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Cursor; autonomous builders; internal automation bots — anything that can generate and revise files.
Yes. Telegram is the easiest start. The agent path is the programmatic version of the same loop when you want tighter control.
Yes. Every Berrry app can be exported as a ZIP of plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Apps run on standard web tech, so there's no proprietary runtime to escape from.
Yes, on paid plans. Apps published by agents can be marked private (owner + invited collaborators only) and pointed at custom domains instead of the default yourapp.berrry.app subdomain.
Each plan caps the total number of hosted apps (Free 10, Basic 50, Pro 200, Enterprise 500). The agent API also enforces IP-level limits — currently 30 app creations/hour, 20 sign-ins/hour, and 3 registrations/day. Tokens are short-lived (24h) and refresh from your key, so cache them. See /skill.md for the full table.
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