Learn faster.
Build from real apps.
Give Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor access to my lessons and real app source. Understand a tricky concept, build a native feature, and bring the explanation straight into your project.
Use the Code with Beto MCP to read the "Create a Native View" lesson and build a custom Liquid Glass text input in this app.
Bring the lesson into the work.
Ask Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor to read the source, then work through it with you. Start from the part your app needs.
Understand it your way.
Ask for a different explanation, a smaller example, or a walkthrough that uses the code already in your project. The lesson stays the source. Your agent stays on the part you are stuck on until it clicks.
Build the feature you need.
Point your agent at the relevant lessons and a real app. It can apply that implementation to the screen you are building, including the native details, instead of inventing a pattern from scratch.
Keep the knowledge in your repo.
Turn the lesson and the code you just shipped into notes that live next to the feature. When the app grows, you and your agent can come back to the same explanation.
Real apps give your agent something concrete to build on.
Explore native SwiftUI apps built in Xcode, alongside React Native and Expo projects. Your agent can find a feature, explain it, and adapt the source.
Native SwiftUI
Read apps built in Xcode. Playback, widgets, and Live Activities sit in one codebase, so your agent can show how a native surface is put together.
React Native and Expo
Open production apps and follow a real flow, from onboarding to haptics. Your agent works from that source instead of a generic snippet.
Adapt the feature
Ask for the part you need. Your agent explains how it works, then brings the relevant code into your project's structure and styling.
Connect once. Keep building.
Sign in, add the server to your agent, and start from the project you already have open.
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Open your profile
Sign in with your Pro account and open the MCP section. Your server URL and authentication live there, ready to copy.
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Add it to your agent
Paste the setup into Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor. Each tool keeps its own MCP settings, and those copied values are what connect your account.
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Start with your app
Ask for a lesson or a real app by name. Your agent reads the source and helps you put it to work in the project you have open.
Connect your agent today
Add the server to Claude, Codex, or Cursor and work from the lessons and real app source. Private apps also need your GitHub username and organization access.
- Claude
- OpenAI
- Cursor
A few useful details.
Short answers on what the connection does, whether you need the videos first, and which agents it works with.