Integrations 6 min read

Use Ullbek with any AI app

Connect once, and the AI app you already use can build, preview and publish your real Ullbek site from its own chat, on the same account. Building there doesn't use Ullbek credit — your plan with that app does the work.

A conversation turning into a real website — an idea laid out in the chat becomes a finished page

Keep building where you already are

Ullbek works with any AI app that can connect to outside tools. Connect it once, and the app you already use gets the same abilities as Ullbek's own builder: it opens your site, makes the changes you ask for, shows you a private preview, and publishes when you say so.

It's the same account and the same sites. Everything the app builds lands in your Ullbek workspace, so you can open app.ullbek.com anytime and carry on there.

Out of AI credit in Ullbek's builder? The out-of-credit card gives you two ways forward: top up, or keep building in an AI app you already use. Building there runs on your plan with that app, not on your Ullbek credit.

One honest exceptionCropping an image and generating new images still use Ullbek credit, whichever app asks for them.

Before you start

Every app below needs just one thing from you: Ullbek's address.

Ullbek address https://api.ullbek.com/mcp

The first time you connect, the app opens your browser and asks you to sign in to Ullbek. You only do this once.

Sign in with the account you already useChoose the same Google account, or the same email, that you use at app.ullbek.com. Sign in with a different one and the app sees an empty workspace instead of your sites.

What to say once it's connected

Start a new chat in your AI app and tell it which site to pick up. Something like:

Try saying
“Use the Ullbek tools to keep building my website "My Bakery". Open it, show me where it's at, and let's carry on from there.”

You don't have to write this yourself. In Ullbek's builder, the out-of-credit card gives you a ready-made message with your site's name and id filled in. Copy it and paste it into your AI app, and it opens exactly the right site.

If the app asks permission before it uses an Ullbek tool, allow it. Then just keep talking: "Make the header warmer." "Add our opening hours." "Show me a preview." "Publish it."

Cursor

  1. Add Ullbek

    Click the button and Cursor opens with Ullbek ready to install. Confirm it, and Cursor opens your browser so you can sign in.

    Add to Cursor

    Prefer to do it by hand? Open Cursor Settings → MCP (under Customize → MCP servers), add a server, and paste the Ullbek address. Or put this in ~/.cursor/mcp.json:

    {"mcpServers":{"ullbek":{"url":"https://api.ullbek.com/mcp"}}}
  2. Ask it

    Open Cursor's chat and paste the message from the out-of-credit card, or say: “Use the Ullbek tools to keep building my website "My Bakery". Open it, show me where it's at…”

VS Code

This works through GitHub Copilot in VS Code.

  1. Add Ullbek

    Click the button and VS Code opens with Ullbek ready to install. The sign-in opens in your browser the first time Ullbek is used.

    Add to VS Code

    Prefer to do it by hand? Open the Command Palette, choose MCP: Add Server, pick HTTP, paste the Ullbek address, name it ullbek, and choose Global.

  2. Ask it

    Open Copilot Chat, switch it to Agent mode, and paste the message from the out-of-credit card, or say: “Use the Ullbek tools to keep building my website "My Bakery". Open it, show me where it's at…”

Antigravity

Google's Antigravity has no one-click link, so this takes a minute by hand.

  1. Add Ullbek

    In the agent side panel, open the … menu, then MCP Servers → Manage MCP Servers → View raw config. Add this, and save:

    {"mcpServers":{"ullbek":{"serverUrl":"https://api.ullbek.com/mcp"}}}

    Already have other servers there? Add the "ullbek" entry inside your existing mcpServers instead of pasting a second one. Then refresh the installed MCP servers and choose Authenticate to sign in.

  2. Ask it

    In the agent panel, paste the message from the out-of-credit card, or say: “Use the Ullbek tools to keep building my website "My Bakery". Open it, show me where it's at…”

Codex

OpenAI's Codex app, its editor extension and its terminal version share one setup, so add Ullbek in whichever you use and it's there in all three.

  1. Add Ullbek

    In the Codex app: open Settings → MCP servers → Add server and paste the Ullbek address.

    In the editor extension: open the gear menu, then MCP servers → Add server.

    In the terminal: run this. It opens your browser to sign in; if you ever need to sign in again, run codex mcp login ullbek.

    codex mcp add ullbek --url https://api.ullbek.com/mcp
  2. Ask it

    Start a new Codex chat and paste the message from the out-of-credit card, or say: “Use the Ullbek tools to keep building my website "My Bakery". Open it, show me where it's at…”

Something else

Gemini CLI, Devin Desktop (Windsurf), Zed and many more work too. Any AI app that can add a remote MCP server can use Ullbek.

  1. Add Ullbek

    Look for MCP servers or Connectors in the app's settings, add the Ullbek address, and sign in when it asks.

    In Gemini CLI, it's one line, followed by /mcp auth ullbek inside Gemini to sign in:

    gemini mcp add --transport http ullbek https://api.ullbek.com/mcp
  2. Ask it

    Paste the message from the out-of-credit card, or say: “Use the Ullbek tools to keep building my website "My Bakery". Open it, show me where it's at…”

Using ChatGPT or Claude?

Those are the easiest routes of all, and each has its own guide:

Keep your website moving

Connect Ullbek to the AI app you already use, paste one message, and carry on building your real website.