wawesome MCP

npx add-mcp 'https://api.wawesome.io/v1/mcp'

wawesome runs one JavaScript module as a backend. You write a fetch handler, deploy it from your terminal, and it answers at a URL of its own.

Start with getting started. The pages below come in the order most readers need them.

• Getting startedGo from an empty directory to a URL that answers. Three commands.
• TutorialsOne job, start to finish.
  • A client's site on the client's own domain
    • A Stripe webhook on an App you already have
• ConceptsTenant, App, Function, version, invocation. The whole vocabulary.
• CLIEvery command, and what it prints.
• DocumentsPages and files a deploy carries, and the addresses they answer at.
• Private filesFiles your handler reads and no address serves.
• Environment variablesValues your App reads while it runs, and secrets nothing reads back.
• LogsRead a run, follow one live, and tell a 500 from a trap.
• Outbound callsCall another service, and read the error when the host is not on the allowlist.
• Where your data goesNo platform database, no sockets. Your own database, over HTTP.
• SchedulesCron in the config file, and a pause that survives a deploy.
• Status pageOne page that says whether an App is working, and what to do when it is not.
• Inviting a clientGive the person paying for a site a window into it, and nothing else.
• Handing an App overGive an App to the client it was built for, without the site changing address.
• Custom domainsPoint a domain here, add the records, and read what each state means.
• MCPDeploy from an agent, and where the CLI takes over.
• The connectorAdd the endpoint to Claude, and what it may do.
• PeopleInvite somebody into your workspace, and what each standing can do.
• Deploy credentialsThe secret your pipeline deploys with, and how to take it back.
• Exporting a workspaceOne archive of everything in a workspace, and how long the link lasts.
• Closing a workspaceWhat stops, the fourteen days before it does, and how to change your mind.
• ErrorsEvery reason the gateway turns a request down, and what to do about it.
• LimitsEvery number, and what happens when you reach one.