Is there hosting my coding agent can operate itself?

Yes. Dorelli Cloud gives every site its own MCP server and lets you create keys for your agent with exactly the rights you choose: publish, read status, read logs, read form counts, read the audit log, read limits. The agent deploys, checks and reads on its own; every action lands in an audit log you can read, and the limits are enforced by the code, not by a promise. Included in every plan, from € 10 a month.

Live in a minute: put a site online, claim it in the portal, create a key on the Agents tab, and add the site's MCP server to your tool. In Claude Code:

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

Codex, Cursor and other MCP clients take the same URL and header. The tools the agent then has are deploy_site, site_status, site_log, form_submissions, audit_log and limits, each only if the key has that right. A right the key lacks returns an error with the page where you grant it.

Connectors in claude.ai and ChatGPT do not need a key: they ask for consent through OAuth, you pick the site and the rights, and the token expires after a day. Download an AGENTS.md per site from the portal and any coding agent knows how to deploy here and where the logs are.

Before the first key, the agent can already publish without any account:

npx github:dorelli-cloud/cli deploy dist --email [email protected] --yes

Not for

Agents that need to change infrastructure: rollback, database access, secrets, restarts and building blocks on a budget are not in the rights yet; they come after proof with real agents. Not for one shared key with several agents behind it; make one key per agent so the audit log tells them apart.