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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 I use 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.
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.
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