Your first deploy

You have the Lessly MCP installed. The next step is shipping a real app. By the end of this page, your code is live at a Lessly URL — and your agent did the typing.

Prerequisites

• The Lessly MCP installed in your agent — see Install.
• A Next.js app in a git repo. Any GitHub repo works; a fresh create-next-app is fine.
• Your agent is open and connected to your Lessly workspace.

Step 1 — Point your agent at the repo

Open your repo in your agent. In Claude Code, that means cd into the project and start a session. In Claude Desktop or Cursor, open the project folder.

Step 2 — Ask for the deploy

Paste this into your agent:

Deploy my main branch to production.

The agent calls lessly_deploy. It reads your repo, detects Next.js, picks the right build command, and starts the deploy. You will see the agent stream status updates as the build runs.

Step 3 — Verify the site is live

When the agent reports success, ask:

What’s the URL of my latest deployment?

The agent calls lessly_get_deployment and returns the production URL. Open it in your browser. Your app is live.

What you just did

You shipped a production deploy without writing a config file, a Dockerfile, or a YAML pipeline. The agent translated one sentence into a build, a deploy, and a URL.

What to do next

• “Promote this deploy to the apex domain.”
• “Set the DATABASE_URL environment variable on production.”
• “Show me the build logs for the last failed deploy.”