Give your work a place to happen
Ask your agent for a tool that fits the job. Minion hosts the app, keeps its data, and connects it to the packages you already use.
Open it. Do the thing. Come back tomorrow.
A form to collect a brief. A tracker to update a project. A small calculator your team uses every week. Give the work a screen of its own, with data that stays with it.
Described, then built
Tell your agent what the tool should do. It writes the app as a Minion package and publishes it, and you get a link.
Data that stays
Apps keep what people enter in the package's own storage or SQL database, so the list you saved yesterday is there today.
Connected to your packages
An app can call the same tools, keys and connections your agents already use, without the keys ever reaching the browser.
A real address, for the people who need it
Every app gets its own URL on your organization's apps domain, like your-team.runminion.run/intake. You choose who can open it.
Just your team
A members app opens for signed-in people in your organization and runs as whoever is using it, so it can only do what they're allowed to.
Or anyone with the link
Make it public for a form or a status page. Public apps get their own request allowance, so outside traffic can't use up your team's.
Kept apart from your account
Apps run on a separate domain from your Minion dashboard, so an app's code never sees your login.
Where small tools usually end up
Questions about apps
What can an app be built with?
An app is a Minion package that exports a web handler, usually a small Hono app. Your agent writes it; you don't need to know how.
Who can open my app?
Members of your organization by default. Set it to public in the package to let anyone with the link use it.
Are there limits?
Yes. Requests are capped per visitor and per app, and each request has a time and size limit. App requests count against your plan's app allowance, not your execute calls.
Ask for the tool you need
Connect your agent and describe it. You'll have a link to share in minutes.