Write the code;
let your agent deploy it.
Connect your agent to Cloud Noce with one command. Then ask it, in the same conversation, to deploy your project or investigate a service error.
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Connect in three steps
Set it up once to use it across projects on this device.
Install and sign in
Install the Gerdoo CLI and sign in with gerdoo login.
Connect an agent
The install command adds the MCP connector and Gerdoo guide to your project.
Describe the outcome you want
Tell the agent what you want to do. It chooses the tools and checks the result.
Choose the tool you code with
Each tool page shows the setup command and config file path, plus example prompts to get started.
The agent sees the current service state
MCP connects your agent to Cloud Noce. The agent uses it to read account information and work in the specified project and environment. The installed Gerdoo guide explains the checks and tool limits.
Project and service
The agent finds the right project and applies changes to the intended service.
Deploy code
The agent deploys the current folder and waits for the build result.
Logs and usage metrics
The agent compares build and runtime logs with real metrics to diagnose errors.
Domains and access
The agent connects your domain to the service and shows the DNS records you need.
Environment variables
The agent identifies required variables. It sets secret values only with your approval.
Usage and costs
The agent reads usage and billing information directly from your Cloud Noce account.
Sensitive actions require your approval
Deleting a service or rolling back can affect users or data. These actions are marked destructive; the agent must name the resource and environment and obtain explicit approval.
Try it on a real project
“Deploy this project to Cloud Noce. If the build fails, read the logs, diagnose the cause and tell me before changing any settings.”