What is sprig?

Your people already vibe-code apps in Claude: dashboards, calculators, internal tools. The building works. What doesn’t work is everything after: the app can’t reach corporate data, it gets passed around as an HTML file over email or a share, there’s no authentication, no audit trail, and nobody knows what’s running where.

sprig is a deploy target for vibe-coded apps, installed inside your own Azure tenant. It gives every builder a governed sandbox and gives Claude a set of skills so that one sentence — “share this solution” — turns an artifact into a running, Entra-secured internal app.

What you get

• A governed publish path. Apps land as Azure Static Web Apps in a per-builder resource group, created by the platform — builders need zero Azure permissions or tooling.
• Locked down by default. Every published app gets its own Entra app registration with assignment required: only the owner can open it until Ops approves a share request.
• Live corporate data, no copies. Apps read data (Microsoft Fabric first) at view time with the viewer’s identity. Sharing an app never shares data access — viewers see exactly what their own permissions allow.
• Ops stays in control without running a ticket queue. Install once, onboard builders with one command, approve share requests. Budgets, policies, provenance tags and an audit trail are part of the install.

What sprig is not

• Not a hosting service. Nothing runs on our infrastructure. sprig is software you install into your subscription; we never hold credentials to your tenant.
• Not a code generator. Claude builds the apps. sprig is the boundary between “Claude made a thing” and “the company runs a thing”.
• Not a data platform. sprig never stores or proxies your corporate data. Data flows directly from Fabric to the viewer’s browser under the viewer’s own token.
• Not a general PaaS. The sandbox is deliberately narrow: static web apps, locked resource types, per-builder isolation. That narrowness is what keeps Ops involvement minimal.

Where it runs

Azure today (Static Web Apps, Entra ID, Microsoft Fabric). The platform is self-contained in one subscription: a platform resource group plus one resource group per builder.

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