Deployment tools are where agent mistakes get expensive, and two things here help. The scopes split read from write from delete, so a client can be given exactly as much as its job needs. And get_e2e_qa_run_details means a deploy that failed can be explained by the agent instead of sending you to a dashboard. The source-reading tools are the surprise: most deploy servers assume the code is someone else's problem.
AppDeploy's endpoint. Alongside the deploy tools it exposes three for reading source — glob, grep and read — so the agent can find what it is about to ship rather than being told.
- Deploy instructions, app templates and an SDK reference the agent can read before it builds
- Source navigation: src_glob, src_grep, src_read
- Deploy an app, upload assets, apply a version, and read app status and version history
- End-to-end QA run details, so a failed deploy comes with the test output
- Custom domain configuration, and app deletion
OAuth 2.1 with three scopes — deploy:read, deploy:write and deploy:delete — so read-only access is grantable on its own. Free tier covers build, deploy, hosted URL, database, storage, auth, cron and rollback under fair use.
Paste a URL, then authorize — add the endpoint to your client, then approve the OAuth consent screen