Publishing, domains and production controls
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Check production capacity and configuration before publishing. Code publication and a running production website are different actions.
Use these tools
- Call the relevant read or status tool first.
- Review the target and required arguments.
- Run one intended action, with explicit human confirmation where required.
- Inspect status or re-read the affected resource afterward.
Inputs below describe the public contract. Your connected server’s current tool list is authoritative. Some tools require a particular host, target, inference mode or plan. Identifiers are values returned by earlier tools; do not invent them.
production_status
The project’s published production site.
Read the returned resource and use its current values when planning the next action.
| Argument | Required | Type or accepted values |
|---|
| projectId | No | string |
Operation: read-only.
Available setups: stdio, cloud project, cloud inference; stdio, cloud project, delegated inference; hosted HTTP.
The machine-readable tool contracts include nested argument schemas.
publish_production
Publish the project as its production site.
Requires eligible production capacity. Review settings, sign-in and legal pages before confirming publication.
| Argument | Required | Type or accepted values |
|---|
| projectId | No | string |
| confirm | Yes | boolean |
Operation: can change state or start work; destructive effects are possible.
Available setups: stdio, cloud project, cloud inference; stdio, cloud project, delegated inference; hosted HTTP.
The machine-readable tool contracts include nested argument schemas.
production_control
Restart or stop the production site.
Operates the production site. Stopping it can interrupt users; verify the project and action.
| Argument | Required | Type or accepted values |
|---|
| projectId | No | string |
| action | Yes | restart, stop |
Operation: can change state or start work; destructive effects are possible.
Available setups: stdio, cloud project, cloud inference; stdio, cloud project, delegated inference; hosted HTTP.
The machine-readable tool contracts include nested argument schemas.
custom_domain
Attach, verify or detach a custom domain.
Use the action enum in the schema. Follow returned DNS instructions and verify the domain before treating it as active.
| Argument | Required | Type or accepted values |
|---|
| projectId | No | string |
| action | Yes | attach, verify, detach |
| domain | No | string; minLength 4; maxLength 253 |
Operation: can change state or start work.
Available setups: stdio, cloud project, cloud inference; stdio, cloud project, delegated inference; hosted HTTP.
The machine-readable tool contracts include nested argument schemas.
production_auth
The production site’s standalone sign-in.
Read the returned resource and use its current values when planning the next action.
| Argument | Required | Type or accepted values |
|---|
| projectId | No | string |
Operation: read-only.
Available setups: stdio, cloud project, cloud inference; stdio, cloud project, delegated inference; hosted HTTP.
The machine-readable tool contracts include nested argument schemas.
set_production_redirects
Set the standalone sign-in’s redirect addresses.
Only add intended sign-in return addresses. Review their domains and test the production login flow.
| Argument | Required | Type or accepted values |
|---|
| projectId | No | string |
| redirects | Yes | array of string |
Operation: can change state or start work.
Available setups: stdio, cloud project, cloud inference; stdio, cloud project, delegated inference; hosted HTTP.
The machine-readable tool contracts include nested argument schemas.
list_slots
The organization’s workloads.
Lists the account’s application workloads exposed by the public interface. Use production_status for a particular site.
Arguments: none ({}).
Operation: read-only.
Available setups: stdio, cloud project, cloud inference; stdio, cloud project, delegated inference; stdio, local project, cloud inference; stdio, local project, delegated inference; hosted HTTP.
The machine-readable tool contracts include nested argument schemas.