Already paying for @claudeai or @ChatGPT? No need to pay for AI twice. AI runs on “tokens” (little chunks of words). Tokens cost money. Most tools wrap them up as “credits” and sell them to you — Glide included. But if you’ve got Claude, Codex, or Cursor, you’re already sitting on a monthly stash of tokens... tokens you can use instead of paying for Glide credits. 😏 That is thanks to MCP: a universal plug that lets your AI assistant of choice work inside other tools. Hook Glide up to Claude, ask it to build or tweak your app, and it happens right in your chat. The AI work runs on your plan, not on Glide credits. And you get full authority to pick whichever model you prefer. Try building with Fable or Astra, then compare them to Haiku or Luna. Your AI. Your tokens. Glide as the platform to host and deploy your apps. Glide MCP is available on Pro and Enterprise plans and takes two minutes to set up: glideapps.com/docs/os/mcp

Glide OS is almost here. It is an entirely new way to Glide. Questions? Ask us anything about it 👇

Hey everyone, @markprobst here 👋 I'm Glide's Co-Founder, and also the co-creator of Fling. Claude Code's missing 'Publish' button. Glide's other Co-Founder, @jassmith87, and I built Fling over about 2 months on the hunch that giving @claudeai Code an easy-to-use “Publish” button would unlock it for a larger group of users. When you use Claude Code, you describe what you want, and Claude writes the code. But publishing your software to the web requires a whole lot of additional work. Fling handles all of that extra work: bundling, deployment, databases, cron jobs, storage, secrets, and routing. No infrastructure knowledge is required when you're 'Flinging'. Want to try fling for yourself? It's free to use (for now) for up to 5 projects: 💥 flingit.io Curious about the technical details behind building Fling? Read our research paper: glideapps.com/research/fling Looking forward to hearing what you think about Fling!