juudd

Description

juudd gives an AI assistant somewhere to put the thing it just built. Ask Claude or ChatGPT for a website and you get files in a chat window. Getting them online has meant a terminal, a hosting account and a deploy step the assistant cannot do for you. juudd is the missing half: connect it once, and the assistant deploys, publishes and hands back a live URL inside the same conversation. It builds too. Send a Vite, Next.js or Nuxt project as source and the platform builds it against a toolchain it pins — no shell required, which is the point for an assistant that does not have one. Each site gets a subdomain, or a domain you already own, and a Postgres database of its own that you can transfer out at any time. Server code is plain JavaScript functions; secrets are pasted by the customer through a link, so no key passes through the conversation. Every version deployed is kept, so a rollback is publishing an older one. **What it will not do, said up front:** it will not install your dependencies. A build runs against the pinned toolchain and refuses anything outside it by name, with the list in the reply. Server rendering and framework API routes are not built and do not come along. **Auth:** OAuth 2.0 in the browser on the first call — no API key and no token to paste. Tools are listed after you connect. **22 tools:** hello, deploy_site, request_upload, start_build, build_status, publish_deploy, list_deploys, read_site, unpublish_site, site_errors, list_refusals, request_secret, list_secrets, create_database, apply_sql, set_database_url, reset_database_credential, transfer_database, database_status, claim_domain, domain_status, release_domain

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Categories

• mcp

Tags

• mcp
• smithery

Capabilities

• Local MCP server

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