Use AI To Buy And Manage Game Servers
Supercraft gives AI agents a practical API for comparing plans, generating secure checkout or login links, and managing deployed game servers through power controls, config updates, console access, and logs.
What Agents Can Do Today
Agents can browse supported games and pricing, recommend the right plan, create a secure checkout flow for new users, issue login links for existing users, and then operate live servers through authenticated API calls. The value is practical automation, not vague “AI magic.”
How The Flow Works
- 01Compare plans. Agents read current catalog and pricing data before making a recommendation.
- 02Authenticate cleanly. Checkout links and magic-login flows let the user approve access without sharing credentials.
- 03Operate deployed servers. Once authenticated, agents can inspect status, restart, edit config, send console commands, and read logs.
Built For Real Operations
Supercraft's agent-facing API is useful after the sale, not just before it. Agents can authenticate with tokenized links, inspect server state, update configuration safely, send console commands, and help users debug issues without bouncing them between screens.
- 01Start, stop, and restart live game servers.
- 02Read logs and connection details for support and troubleshooting.
- 03Use schema-aware config endpoints instead of brittle text edits.
Discovery That Works With Agents
The platform is published in the formats agent builders actually need: a browsable landing page, markdown guides, an OpenAPI spec, and interactive docs. That makes it easier to connect hosted agents, internal tooling, or custom automations without reverse-engineering the product.
- 01Agent-facing landing page and getting-started guide.
- 02OpenAPI schema and Swagger docs for implementation speed.
- 03Short-lived token flows that keep user approval explicit.
Built For End-To-End Workflows
Supercraft is designed for agent-driven flows that start with plan selection and continue through provisioning, authentication, configuration, and day-to-day server operations. The goal is to keep the whole workflow structured and programmable instead of forcing users back into manual dashboards.
Good Fit
This page is for teams building AI assistants, support copilots, or internal automations around Supercraft. If you want raw hosting with no operational surface, this is overkill. If you want structured control, it is the right direction.
Start With The Agent Docs
Read the agent-facing guide first, then inspect the OpenAPI schema if you are wiring Supercraft into a real assistant or toolchain.