Sakupa's Six Read-Only Tools Check Before Anything Changes

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Sakupa is an MCP server that lets an AI agent publish and run a static website without account registration, and its manual lists 18 tools. The author, who is not a developer of the product, reviewed the public documentation rather than testing it hands-on. Six of those tools are strictly read-only, such as init, analyze, status, plans, billing, and help, and they never publish, charge, or delete anything. These read-only checks sit at the start of each workflow, verifying site suitability before deployment, showing subscription details before payment, and diagnosing problems before a support report. The remaining twelve tools that do make changes are gated behind previews or confirmation steps, with payments handled on Stripe's page. The author notes that Sakupa is only suited to static sites and not to web apps with databases.

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