DreamAgent MCP

Turn natural-language requests into deployed applications.

Connect ChatGPT, Claude, or any MCP client to DreamAgent — build websites, Telegram bots, Discord bots and schedulers from a conversation, watch them go live, then keep iterating.

streamable-http · OAuth 2.1 + PKCE · 10 tools · Python / FastMCP

What DreamAgent does

DreamAgent is an AI app-builder platform: you describe what you want, its agent writes the code, runs the tests, rebuilds, redeploys to production and commits to git — automatically. This MCP server exposes that power to your AI chat, so:

You: "Create a Telegram bot called WeatherBot — token 123:ABC — it replies with the weather when I send a city name."

ChatGPT: creates it → polls → "WeatherBot is live."

You: "Add a /forecast command for 5-day forecasts."

ChatGPT: sends the edit → the agent codes, tests, redeploys → done.

Tools

Tool	What it does
`dreamagent_list_projects`	List your projects (id, type, status, domain)
`dreamagent_create_project`	Create a website / Telegram bot / Discord bot / scheduler
`dreamagent_get_project_status`	Poll a build until `ready` / `failed`
`dreamagent_chat`	Send a build/edit/debug instruction to the project's AI agent
`dreamagent_get_chat_status`	Poll an edit run (incremental output)
`dreamagent_get_edit_progress`	Edit progress by project — no session key needed
`dreamagent_list_sessions`	List conversation threads per project
`dreamagent_create_session`	Start a fresh topic thread
`dreamagent_cancel_chat`	Cancel a running edit
`dreamagent_release_project_lock`	Last-resort unlock (confirm first)

Long operations are submit-then-poll — create → poll status, edit → poll progress. The agent handles code, tests, rebuild, redeploy and git commits by itself; prompts only describe the change.

Connect — ChatGPT

With the official app (recommended): find DreamAgent in the ChatGPT app directory → Connect → sign in with your DreamAgent account (email or Google).

As a custom connector:

In DreamAgent → Settings → Connect to ChatGPT → Create Key → copy the full URL (it contains your key)
ChatGPT → Settings → Apps & Connectors → Advanced → Add custom connector
Paste the URL as the MCP Server URL, choose OAuth (or No authentication — the key rides in the URL), save
Ask: "Show my DreamAgent projects"

Connect — Claude

Claude → Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector:

Name: DreamAgent
Remote MCP server URL: https://mcp.dreamagent.cloud/mcp
OAuth: leave empty — Claude auto-discovers it

Click Connect, sign in with DreamAgent, done.

Connect — any MCP client

config.json

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "dreamagent": {
      "type": "streamable_http",
      "url": "https://mcp.dreamagent.cloud/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Auth is OAuth 2.1 (authorization-code + PKCE, RFC 7591 dynamic registration) — or pass a DreamAgent API key as Authorization: Bearer da_... / ?key=da_....

Example prompts

"Show my DreamAgent projects"
"Create a Discord bot called PriceBot — token <from Discord dev portal> — it shows crypto prices with /price and /top commands"
"Is my website finished building?"
"My crypto bot stopped replying — what's wrong?" (edits start with the agent reading the project logs)
"Add a dark-mode toggle to my documentation site"
"Roll back yesterday's dashboard change" (via chat)
"How many AI credits do I have left?"

How it works

Code

ChatGPT / Claude / Glama
   │  MCP (streamable HTTP) + OAuth 2.1
   ▼
mcp.dreamagent.cloud ── this server (FastMCP)
   │  per-request Bearer = the user's own DreamAgent API key
   ▼
api.dreamagent.cloud ── DreamAgent platform
   └── agent writes code → tests → rebuild → deploy → git commit

Every request runs as the connected user — DreamAgent's ownership checks, plan limits and AI-credit billing apply exactly as in the dashboard.

Security & privacy

Your key, your account. OAuth issues a revocable DreamAgent API key (da_...) at connect time — visible and revocable any time in Settings → Connect to ChatGPT. Revoking disconnects that client instantly; other clients keep working.
OAuth done right. Authorization-code + PKCE (S256) mandatory, single-use 120-second codes, redirect-URI allowlists (loopback per RFC 8252), login rate-limiting, secrets validated when presented. Client registrations persist across restarts.
No secrets in chat. Bot tokens for Telegram/Discord travel over HTTPS to DreamAgent and are stored server-side as project env vars — the same as the dashboard's create dialog. The MCP server never logs credentials.
Tokens are never stored by this server — it forwards the caller's own Bearer per request and keeps no database.

Privacy: dreamagent.cloud/privacy · Terms: dreamagent.cloud/terms

Screenshots

Code

Coming soon — a GIF of "Create a Telegram bot" end-to-end from ChatGPT.

Self-hosting / development

The hosted endpoint (mcp.dreamagent.cloud) is the easiest way to connect. To run your own:

bash

git clone https://github.com/nivethaug/dreamagent-mcp-server
cd dreamagent-mcp-server
pip install -r requirements.txt
cp .env.example .env          # optional: your account for local stdio mode
python server.py              # stdio
python server.py --http --port 8800   # remote MCP (put behind HTTPS)

Three modes of authentication, in priority order per request:

Authorization: Bearer da_... header (OAuth clients / API clients)
?key=da_... URL parameter (NoAuth custom connectors)
DREAMAGENT_EMAIL / DREAMAGENT_PASSWORD env (personal self-host)

Layout: server.py (tools) · oauth.py (OAuth 2.1 provider: /register, /authorize, /token, /.well-known/*) · dreamagent_client.py (API client) · auth.py (login mode) · plugin/ (Codex plugin package).

OAuth client registrations persist in oauth_clients.json; extend trusted gateway callbacks via TRUSTED_OAUTH_REDIRECTS.

License

MIT

DreamAgent README