Bnome

Bnome builds and runs software that keeps working when your laptop is closed: web apps with their own databases, durable queues, scheduled jobs and files, live at their own address. With this connector Claude can: • Build an app from a plain description, or bring one over from a public GitHub repository. Bnome's own build agent plans it, writes it and puts it live (create_app, import_app, modify_app, get_build_status). • Read a running system's whole map in one call: its programs and their live APIs, databases with tables and columns, queues, scheduled jobs, files and connected services (list_systems, describe_system). • Answer questions from a system's data with read-only SQL, or browse any table (query_data, read_table). • Put work on a system's durable queue: kept, delivered to every handler and retried for hours until it is handled (publish_event, list_events). • Schedule work on a clock, run it now and see how each run went (schedule_job, run_job, job_runs, set_job, delete_job). • Manage a system's files and a program's settings, and read its logs when something breaks (list_files, save_file, delete_file, set_setting, program_logs). • Hand code changes to Bnome's own agent and follow its progress (ask_bnome_agent, agent_status). Sign-in is OAuth: Claude reaches only the signed-in person's own systems and credits, and "Sign out AI agents" on the Bnome profile withdraws access. Building and running spend the account's Bnome credits (get_credits); the free plan includes credits to start.