Summary
An agent can ship code to a URL and check on it.
The deploy tools are the reason to install it: repo in, live URL out, with a status call to follow the run. The rest is platform-facing — statistics, service health, and a channel for saying what blocked you.
What it is
The MCP surface of noui.bot, a commerce and deployment layer for agents: a deploy rail that ships a GitHub repo to a live URL, platform and service status, and channels for reporting blockers or applying to build.
What you get
- Code deployed from a GitHub repo to a live URL
- A deployment's status, by action ID
- Deploy rail statistics: total deploys, success rate, agents registered
- The services running, with status, endpoints and descriptions
- Platform statistics — waitlist signups, feedback reports, applications — with no personal data
- A wall or obstacle reported back from the agent hitting it
- An application to build on the platform
Requirements
Npx to run it. Reading the platform and service figures needs nothing; deploying needs a ShipRail API key.
Setup effort
One command — npx -y @forthebots/mcp-server