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agent.md contains the live workflow, limits, safety rules, and machine-readable links.
An agent should be able to discover what OpenQuick does, determine whether it can connect safely, complete one deploy, and prove the public result without reverse-engineering the service.
agent.md contains the live workflow, limits, safety rules, and machine-readable links.
The agent confirms it can store a credential privately. If it cannot, it stops before requesting a secret in chat.
Build the TypeScript CLI, deploy a static folder, and receive a public URL plus release ID.
Fetch the live page and report the slug, URL, release, file count, timestamp, and observed result.
Open https://open-quick-production.up.railway.app/agent.md. If you can store a credential privately, POST https://open-quick-production.up.railway.app/api/v1/agent-connections with a proposed handle and privateSink:true, ask a human to open the returned approval URL, then poll for the deploy token into your private sink. Never paste the token in chat. Deploy, verify, and return a receipt with the public handle.