syntheticbrew
MCP ServerEmbed an AI chat widget on your website from your coding agent: provision, configure, get snippet.
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claude mcp add --transport http syntheticbrew https://app.syntheticbrew.ai/api/v1/mcp/rpcWhat is syntheticbrew?
Embed an AI chat widget on your website from your coding agent: provision, configure, get snippet.
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README · ~5 min readSyntheticBrew Engine
SyntheticBrew is an open-source, self-hosted AI agent runtime with a no-code dashboard. Build and orchestrate agents from a web UI — or describe what you need in plain English to your coding assistant and let it provision them over MCP. Agents are grounded in your business data, not guesswork, and wired to the tools, memory, and knowledge specific to your business. One Docker command, any LLM provider, your infrastructure.
AI is now a baseline expectation for modern software. Customers expect products that understand context, automate work, answer questions, and act on your business logic — and a company without AI is falling behind the ones that have it. But shipping reliable AI isn't just picking a model. It takes infrastructure: RAG and vector search, knowledge bases and knowledge graphs, tool integration, multi-agent orchestration, memory, permissions, and observability. Building that yourself is hard, slow, expensive, and demands expertise most teams don't have to spare.
That's the gap SyntheticBrew closes. The usual options all fall short — build it from scratch (months before the first useful feature), rent a closed cloud platform (per-token markup, vendor lock-in, your data on someone else's servers), or cobble a dozen frameworks together (glue code you now own forever). SyntheticBrew ships the whole runtime in the box instead: self-hosted, no lock-in, and you pay only your own LLM provider. Everything is included — see Features.
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