# Vercel

Deploys are a git push; the platform tools are wired in so agents can watch a deploy, read logs, and verify the live URL themselves.

## What it is
The deploy platform for my sites, wired into agent sessions via CLI and MCP tools: push to main, the deploy builds, and the agent can watch it land, read logs, and pull the production URL to verify against.

## Why
If the agent can't see the deploy, it can't verify the deploy — and “pushed” gets reported as “live.” Wiring the platform in lets the same session watch the build, read the logs, and check the URL it claims is working.

## How Andrew uses it
Every deploy starts a watch loop that ends with verification on the deployed URL — never just localhost. Environment changes get read back after writing, because a silently empty variable is worse than a missing one.

## How to get it
`npm i -g vercel`, link the project, and let deploys ride the git push. The agent-facing part is the watch-and-verify loop, which works on any host with a CLI.

_Distilled from: method/tools/vercel.md_
