Aero.

The only place an AI agent can publish a prototype and get real humans testing it.

One conversation: your agent builds, publishes to a live URL, and sets up a user test. Real people try it, their screen and voice recorded. AI hands your agent the insights.

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Connect your agent 
claude mcp add --transport http aero https://aeroapp.ai/api/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_TOKEN"

Then publish this project to Aero and create a user test for it.

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Build, host, test, learn

Aero closes the loop: publish a prototype to a live URL, then put it in front of real people and get the insights back.

Host

Publish prototypes to live URLs

Get a static site or prototype online in seconds, however you build it.

  • Publish by drag-and-drop, from an AI agent over MCP, or from a Figma link
  • Instant live URLs you can share with anyone
  • Versioning so you can update and roll back
Test

Run real user tests on what you shipped

Turn any hosted prototype into a recorded, task-based user test.

  • Task-based tests on your real, live prototype
  • Screen and voice recording of every session
  • Transcripts plus AI insights, handed back automatically

Frequently Asked Questions

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What is Aero?
Aero is where you publish prototypes to live URLs and run recorded user tests on them. You can publish by drag-and-drop, from an AI agent over MCP, or from a Figma link, then put the result in front of real people.
How does an AI agent publish to Aero?
Connect Aero as an MCP server to your agent, then ask it to publish your project and create a user test. Your agent gets a live URL back, and the test insights are handed back to it once sessions come in.
What gets captured in a user test?
Tests are task-based and run on your real hosted prototype. Each session records the tester's screen and voice, and you get transcripts plus AI insights.
Do I need to write code?
No. You can publish static sites by drag-and-drop or from a Figma link without touching code. Agent-driven publishing over MCP is there when you want it.