Claude Code deploys a full app, end to end, by conversation
Through Gumpbox's MCP server, Claude Code deploys, configures, and manages infrastructure — no copy-paste, no context switching.
Stop babysitting SSH. Connect Claude, Codex, and any MCP agent to sandboxed servers — every command visible in Terminal Use, every file move on consent, every private key locked in Keychain. One-time price, sale ends July 31.
Watch Claude Code deploy an app through MCP, then watch Terminal Use drive a live remote TUI — no mockups, just real sessions on real servers.
Through Gumpbox's MCP server, Claude Code deploys, configures, and manages infrastructure — no copy-paste, no context switching.
Terminal Use keeps every AI keystroke observable while the agent runs a real remote TUI on your Apple device.
Gumpbox runs commands inside the systemd-run sandbox already on every major Linux distro — no extra agents, no third-party daemons, nothing to install.
That makes AI-assisted ops safe, repeatable, and predictable: the right access for each task, with hard lines between read-only inspection, controlled updates, and trusted execution.
No network. Read-only disk. The safe default for inspection, diagnostics, and read-only automation.
Local writes, no network. For file updates, patches, and controlled maintenance.
Full power, no limits. Reserved for the workflows you explicitly trust.
Your credentials live in Apple Keychain, gated by biometrics and Apple’s security model — never exposed to AI tools, never pasted into a prompt.
Your Apple account keeps the credential vault private and fully under your control.
Agents request actions through Gumpbox — they never see a private key.
Touch ID or Face ID locks down every access on supported Apple devices.
Spin up isolated containers straight from the UI or through MCP. The agent owns the full lifecycle — create, start, stop, restart, destroy — and gets a raw headless terminal into each one. gVisor intercepts syscalls and Docker enforces isolation, so in-sandbox work is auto-trusted. Only ops that touch local data (keys, shares, the sandbox itself) ask for consent.
Create, start, stop, restart, update, and destroy sandboxes on any server with Docker + runsc. Workspace files persist across restarts; rootfs is ephemeral.
Raw PTY into the container — send input, read output, resize, interrupt, suspend, EOF. No in-app window, no per-command approval. The agent drives TUIs directly.
Provision keypairs that stay in Keychain, issue opaque share tokens, and hand off an authorize URL. Teammates connect over SSH with their own fresh key — no secrets travel through the agent.
Read ops return immediately. In-sandbox mutations (start/stop, terminal I/O) auto-approve. Destructive ops (create, destroy, key/share lifecycle) trigger an in-app consent sheet.
Default alpine:latest, or pull from a private registry. Custom CPU, memory, disk, env, ports, and CMD — repeatable environments for any workflow.
Every action lands in the activity trail with sandbox + parent server attribution. Embedded terminal snapshots stay nested inside their parent action.
Tour the surfaces ops teams reach for every day — AI control, terminals, monitoring, tunnels, files, and SSH — all in one native app.
Gumpbox brings AI-compatible server management into one native Apple app — with real visibility and hands-on controls for everyday Linux work.
Claude, ChatGPT, and every MCP-compatible tool plugs into your configured server fleet through Gumpbox.
Terminal Use runs headless commands and interactive TUIs — opencode, vim, htop, codex, gemini cli, claude code — in plain sight.
One polished Mac, iPhone, and iPad experience for server access, file moves, monitoring, and day-to-day infrastructure work.
One-time prices, a visible Summer Sale window, and public support through r/gumpbox.
Bug reports, feature requests, roadmap updates, and customer questions happen in public. See how Gumpbox responds before you buy on r/gumpbox
App Store app: native server management for Mac, iPhone, and iPad. SwiftUI boilerplate: full source-code snapshot for developers building Apple apps. Both are one-time purchases.
One-time purchase, lifetime access. Sale ends July 31.
No subscription. Summer Sale ends July 31.
One-time purchase, full Xcode project
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Connect Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP tool, run your Linux infrastructure, and keep every terminal and server action in full view. Lock in Summer Sale pricing before July 31.