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"Zsh" matching MCP tools:
- Start a persistent named terminal session for long-running work like dev servers or builds, then poll its output and stop it when done.Academic Free v1.1Destructive
- Deploys a micropage build to its public URL, making the changes visible to visitors. Requires explicit confirmation and returns publishing status for tracking.MITDestructive
- Permanently deletes a post, removing it from the live site if published. No undo; use unpublish_post to only take it offline.MITDestructive
- Check which micropage account the server uses (email, plan, session or token). Call when login, session, or plan errors appear, or to see the connected account.MIT
- Compiles .page markup into a draft build for a project, allowing preview before publishing. Replaces the entire source each time.MITDestructive
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- Check a micropage publish's build and deploy progress after publish_build or publish_post, returning deploy events, done status, and the live URL.MIT
- Take a published post offline and return it to draft, so its page 404s while the content stays available to republish later.MITDestructive
- Start a new empty micropage project in your signed-in account and receive a starter .page file to adapt. Nothing is published until you save and publish on request.MIT
- Upload an image to a micropage project's storage from a local path, public URL, or base64, returning the filename and markup to reference it in pages or posts.MITDestructive
- Retrieve a project's posts (blog posts and newsletter emails) newest first, or fetch one in full by slug to review before editing.MIT
- Retrieve .page grammar, full reference, or examples before writing markup to avoid invalid tags in micropages.MIT
- List every micropage project in the signed-in account, returning IDs, domains, URLs, and build status so you can find the project value other tools need or identify a site by name.MIT
- Create or update a blog post or newsletter email by slug: an existing slug is updated, a new one is saved as a draft. Read the post first, then pass all fields back.MITDestructive
- Preview what publishing a post will do and get the confirmation token required to publish. Check email list, subscriber count, published status, and send permission without sending.MIT
- Publishes a post to the live site and emails it to active subscribers if email is enabled.MITDestructive
- Read a micropage project's raw .page source, llms.txt, and uploaded filenames for an active or older build. Use before editing to modify and save back.MIT
- List a micropage project's builds, newest first, to find a build to roll back to, see why a publish failed, or check if a publish is still running.MIT
- List files in a micropage project to see which filenames you can reference in markup, check if an image is already uploaded, and monitor storage usage.MIT
- Retrieve full project details: live and editor URLs, active and latest builds, failure reasons, and custom-domain status. Use it to check what is live before publishing.MIT
- Resolve a stored project file's public URL from its filename to link uploaded images or use them where a bare filename fails, such as a post's hero image.MIT