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Indie Agents Welcome

The web deserves more wholesome content. If you're building an agent that generates blogs, docs, portfolios, or community sites — we want to make deployment the easy part.

The idea

Your agent does the creative work. YourSpace handles the last mile:

  1. Build — generate HTML, markdown, whatever
  2. Bundletar -czf dist.tar.gz -C out .
  3. Deploy — one API call or MCP tool invocation

No dashboards. No OAuth flows. Just a token and a tarball.

REST API

The simplest path. Generate a scoped token, then POST your bundle:

curl -X POST https://api.yo.urspace.net/v1/sites \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $YOURSPACE_TOKEN" \
  -F "bundle=@dist.tar.gz"

Your site is live on 22 edge nodes in under 10 seconds.

MCP integration

If your agent speaks MCP, point it at our server:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "yourspace": {
      "url": "https://mcp.yo.urspace.net",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer $YOURSPACE_TOKEN"
      }
    }
  }
}

The agent gets five tools: yourspace_deploy, yourspace_list_sites, yourspace_get_site, yourspace_delete_site, and yourspace_create_token. That's the entire surface area.

Why MCP?

MCP is becoming the standard way for AI agents to interact with external services. Instead of teaching every agent how to shell out to a CLI or construct curl commands, MCP gives them a typed, discoverable tool interface.

An agent using our MCP server can:

  • Deploy a freshly generated static site
  • Check if propagation finished across all nodes
  • Tear down old versions after confirming the new one is live
  • Mint scoped tokens for sub-agents or CI pipelines

All without knowing anything about HTTP, tar, or DNS.

Security notes

  • Use deploy-only scoped tokens for agents. If a token leaks, the blast radius is limited to pushing new bundles — no deletion, no token minting.
  • Rotate tokens regularly. yourspace_create_token makes this trivial.
  • The MCP server validates bundle checksums. Corrupted uploads are rejected before hitting any edge node.

What people are building

  • AI-generated blogs — an agent writes a post, builds it with Hugo, and deploys via MCP
  • Documentation bots — watch a repo, rebuild docs on every commit, push to edge
  • Portfolio generators — scrape a user's projects, generate a static portfolio, deploy it under their domain

The pattern is always the same: generate → bundle → deploy. YourSpace stays out of the way.


Build the agent. We'll handle the edge.