Empyre

Use Empyre from your AI chat

Empyre exposes a standard Model Context Protocol server at https://www.empyre.dev/mcp. Add it as a custom connector in Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Goose or any other MCP client, then sign in to Empyre when the app asks. There is no API key to paste and nothing to install, and it is a standard server rather than an integration built for one vendor.

A connected app can do what you can do on Empyre: read the dashboard, open a company, check the executive workforce and its activity, launch a new company, give an agent work, and manage billing, domains, team members and environment variables. Actions that change something are marked as writes, so a well-behaved client asks you before running them. Your Empyre screens render inside the conversation.

You approve each connection on an Empyre page, review the permissions it asks for, and can revoke it at any time from this page. Connections expire and refresh on their own, and fair-use limits apply per account.

How Empyre works

Empyre is an AI business builder for founders who want a working company rather than a one-off code draft. You describe the business once, then specialised agents plan it, write and test the software, deploy it, prepare the legal pages, publish marketing content, answer support work and keep activity within an explicit budget.

The agents continue on a schedule after launch, while the founder can review the repository, deployment, decisions, spend and company memory from one dashboard. Empyre is currently for web products; founders retain their repository and revenue, and Empyre never needs a payment secret pasted into chat.

Public pages

• Empyre home
• Empyre terms of service
• Empyre privacy policy
• About Empyre
• Contact the Empyre team
• Use Empyre from your AI chat
• Work on Empyre
• Empyre referral programme terms

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