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Nov 12

Asking Muse to add a contact form to your company site

#staticsites #ai #mcp #sakupa

2 min read

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Nov 11

From a chat message to a live company site: how Muse and Sakupa MCP handle the whole build

#sakupa #mcp #ai #staticsites

3 min read

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Nov 10

Publishing without an account: how Sakupa's credential model differs from OAuth

#sakupa #mcp #ai #staticsites

3 min read

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Nov 9

The tools that never change anything: Sakupa's read-only set, and why it comes first

#sakupa #mcp #ai #staticsites

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Nov 8

Trying Sakupa before paying: what the 30-day free preview actually lets you do

#sakupa #mcp #ai #staticsites

3 min read

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Nov 7

Cancelling Sakupa: what the official docs say happens to your site and your data

#sakupa #mcp #ai #staticsites

3 min read

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Nov 6

Rotating the keys that publish your site: how Sakupa's rotate works

#sakupa #mcp #ai #staticsites

2 min read

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Nov 5

A small shop's weekend menu, changed through a chat window

#sakupa #mcp #ai #staticsites

2 min read

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Nov 4

The pause before the action: how Sakupa's confirmation step works

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2 min read

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Nov 3

Eight questions I had before letting an AI publish a website, answered from Sakupa's docs

#sakupa #mcp #ai #staticsites

3 min read

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Nov 2

Adding a contact form to a static site without a backend: Sakupa's mail-form app

#ai #mcp #webdev

2 min read

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Nov 1

Pointing your own domain at a Sakupa site: what "published" actually requires

#sakupa #mcp #ai #staticsites

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Oct 31

Reading an MCP server by its tool list: Sakupa's 18 tools, sorted by what they can change

#sakupa #mcp #ai #staticsites

3 min read

mengyu2022-sudo

Oct 30

What Sakupa's 30-day free preview actually covers, and what the ¥200 plan means

#webdev #software #mcp #saas

2 min read

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Oct 29

Sakupa vs. traditional hosting: what actually changes when your AI publishes the site?

#agents #mcp #webdev #ai

3 min read

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Oct 28

What happens when you lose the machine that holds your website credentials? Sakupa's recovery design

#architecture #security #tools

3 min read

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Oct 27

Personal agents got a front door: notes on the Personal Agent Protocol

#discuss #ai #agents #webdev

3 min read

mengyu2022-sudo

Oct 27

Found an MCP server with an unusual design: "Sakupa" — publishes and runs small business websites from your AI chat, with no account at all

#showdev #mcp #ai #webdev

2 min read

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Asking Muse to add a contact form to your company site

From a chat message to a live company site: how Muse and Sakupa MCP handle the whole build

Publishing without an account: how Sakupa's credential model differs from OAuth

The tools that never change anything: Sakupa's read-only set, and why it comes first

Trying Sakupa before paying: what the 30-day free preview actually lets you do

Cancelling Sakupa: what the official docs say happens to your site and your data

Rotating the keys that publish your site: how Sakupa's rotate works

A small shop's weekend menu, changed through a chat window

The pause before the action: how Sakupa's confirmation step works

Eight questions I had before letting an AI publish a website, answered from Sakupa's docs

Adding a contact form to a static site without a backend: Sakupa's mail-form app

Pointing your own domain at a Sakupa site: what "published" actually requires

Reading an MCP server by its tool list: Sakupa's 18 tools, sorted by what they can change

What Sakupa's 30-day free preview actually covers, and what the ¥200 plan means

Sakupa vs. traditional hosting: what actually changes when your AI publishes the site?

What happens when you lose the machine that holds your website credentials? Sakupa's recovery design

Personal agents got a front door: notes on the Personal Agent Protocol

Found an MCP server with an unusual design: "Sakupa" — publishes and runs small business websites from your AI chat, with no account at all