Deploy from Your Coding Agent to a Live URL | Sitedropper

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Deployment for coding agents

Connect Sitedropper to Claude, Codex, Cursor, Antigravity, Pi, or another MCP client and deploy the project already in front of you. Get an HTTPS URL without cloud setup. Every project starts Draft, so you decide when and how to share it.

Prefer ZIP or REST? Read the docs

Deployment readyLive

Prompt

Deploy this project with Sitedropper. Keep it Draft, wait for the deployment to finish, and give me the live URL.

AnalyzeComplete

BuildComplete

DeployComplete

Sitedropper URL readydraft-preview.apps.sitedropper.com

MCP connection

Connect once. Deploy from your agent.

Use the hosted Sitedropper endpoint, reload your client, and approve access in your browser on first use.

Claude Code

Run this command from a terminal where Claude Code is available.

  1. Add the hosted endpoint.
  2. Restart Claude Code if it is already open.
  3. Approve Sitedropper in your browser on first use.

Full setup guide 

claude mcp add --transport http sitedropper https://mcp.sitedropper.com/mcp

Codex

Add this entry to your Codex configuration file.

  1. Add the configuration.
  2. Restart or reload Codex.
  3. Approve Sitedropper in your browser on first use.

Full setup guide 

[mcp_servers.sitedropper]
command = "npx"
args = ["-y", "mcp-remote", "https://mcp.sitedropper.com/mcp"]

Cursor

Merge this into Cursor’s project MCP configuration.

  1. Add the JSON configuration.
  2. Reload Cursor.
  3. Approve Sitedropper in your browser on first use.

Full setup guide 

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "sitedropper": {
      "url": "https://mcp.sitedropper.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Antigravity

Choose the CLI or IDE path that matches how you run Antigravity.

Both paths use the hosted endpoint and the same browser approval flow.

Full setup guide

CLI

Run this command, then authenticate Sitedropper from the interactive MCP manager.

agy mcp add sitedropper https://mcp.sitedropper.com/mcp

An Unauthorized status immediately after the add command means Sitedropper was saved and still needs OAuth approval.

  1. Start agy, enter /mcp, select sitedropper, and choose Authenticate.
  2. Approve Sitedropper in the browser.
  3. Copy the browser’s code into the dedicated CLI authentication prompt, then check /mcp again.

IDE

Merge this JSON into Antigravity’s global or workspace raw MCP configuration.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "sitedropper": {
      "serverUrl": "https://mcp.sitedropper.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}
  1. Reload Antigravity, then open Agent Settings → Customizations.
  2. Click Authenticate beside Sitedropper and approve access in the browser.
  3. Copy the browser’s code into the settings panel, then click Submit.

Pi

Pi needs an MCP adapter first. Review its third-party source before granting it system permissions.

Pi does not include MCP in core. This is a provisional third-party adapter path, not a first-party Sitedropper package.

  1. Review and install the adapter.
  2. Add the shared MCP configuration.
  3. Restart Pi, then approve Sitedropper in your browser.

Full setup guide 

pi install npm:pi-mcp-adapter

# .mcp.json or ~/.config/mcp/mcp.json
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "sitedropper": {
      "url": "https://mcp.sitedropper.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}

On first use, your client opens Sitedropper in a browser. Sign in and approve access there; never paste approval codes or tokens into a prompt.

Try this prompt

Deploy this project with Sitedropper. Build it locally first if it is a static front end, keep the deployment Draft, poll the operation until it finishes, and give me the live URL.

Deploy this project with Sitedropper. Build it locally first if it is a static front end, keep the deployment Draft, poll the operation until it finishes, and give me the live URL.

MCP connectionConnected

Connect your agent

Hosted endpointmcp add sitedropper https://mcp.sitedropper.com/mcp

Endpoint added

Prompt

Deployment request

Deploy this project with Sitedropper. Keep it Draft and return the final URL.

Draft visibility requested

Deployment

AnalyzeWaiting

BuildWaiting

DeployWaiting

Analyze, build, and deploy run in order.

Manage

VisibilityDraft

DeploymentReady

Sitedropper URL readydraft-preview.apps.sitedropper.com

From connection to control

One clear path from prompt to URL.

01

Connecting

Add Sitedropper to your coding agent. The first time you deploy, sign in in your browser and approve access.

Connected · approval ready

02

Prompting

Ask the agent to deploy the project already open in your workspace. Keep the first deployment Draft and ask it to wait for the URL.

Prompt received · Draft requested

03

Deploying

Follow the deployment through Analyze, Build, and Deploy. If something fails, you can see which step needs attention.

Analyze → Build → Deploy

04

Managing

Open the URL, review the result, choose who can access it, update settings, or deploy a new version.

Draft · deployment ready · URL available

Site readyReady

Local project to Sitedropper

project.zip uploaded securely

Deployment

AnalyzeComplete

BuildComplete

DeployComplete

Checks, build, and HTTPS delivery stay in one deployment.

01

Build and ZIP locally

Run the production build, check the result in your browser, then package the deployable project with the site files at the archive root.

Site → project.zip

02

Upload directly to Sitedropper

Drop the archive into your project. No agent connection or repository import is required.

project.zip → secure upload

03

Sitedropper prepares your site

Sitedropper checks the project, builds what it needs, and makes it available at an HTTPS URL.

Check → Build → Deploy

04

Share it when it is ready

Review the Sitedropper URL, then choose the sharing level that fits your audience. Eligible accounts can also connect a supported custom subdomain.

URL ready · sharing is your choice

Deploy your first project.