Why we built MCP-first hosting
Deploys, logs, env vars, and rollback should be callable from the same place the code is being changed. That is the practical reason Percher is built around MCP.
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Deploys, logs, env vars, and rollback should be callable from the same place the code is being changed. That is the practical reason Percher is built around MCP.
Percher errors include a typed nextAction so assistants can recover from deploy failures without parsing prose or guessing the next tool call.
A Percher app had fast server responses but a blank page for seven seconds. The culprit was a blocked Google Fonts request, not the app server.