Which hosting lets a coding agent deploy with its own API key?

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Dorelli Cloud does. On the Agents tab of your site in the portal you create a key for the agent, choose its rights (publish, read status, read logs, read form counts, read the audit log, read limits) and get the key once. The agent uses it as a bearer token on the site's MCP server or on the API. What it does is logged; what it may not do is refused with an error that names the page where you grant the right. Available on every plan, from € 10 a month.

Agent keys
Rights	six, chosen per key; a key without a right cannot use the matching tool
Keys per site	3 on Website, 5 on App, 10 on Platform
Deploys per day	50 on Website, 20 on App, unlimited within the cap on Platform
Audit log	who did what, with which key, outcome and time; refused actions too; never the content of a deploy
Revoke	one click in the portal; the key stops working at once
Connectors	claude.ai and ChatGPT use OAuth instead: a consent screen, a token that expires after a day

Give the key to Claude Code, and the site's MCP server does the rest:

claude mcp add --transport http dorelli https://mcp.dorelli.cloud/<your-site> --header "Authorization: Bearer <agent key>"

Without MCP, the same key works on the HTTP API described in our OpenAPI file: POST /api/deploy publishes, PUT /api/deploy/{id} updates, GET /api/deploy/{id} shows status. Before a site is claimed, an agent can already publish a 14-day trial site with only an email address; the key comes when you keep the site.

Keep the key secret and give it no more rights than the job needs. An agent with a key acts on your behalf: we log everything and the limits are hard, but what it does within them is yours.

Not for

Keys that must span several sites (one key, one site), rights that change infrastructure (rollback, database, secrets, restart are not in the list yet), and per-key spending budgets; spending is capped per site, not per key.