Custom Deployment Tool - Deploy.me

Deploy.me's custom deployment tool — which lets you deploy projects to your own servers over SSH with features like releases, Docker Compose, blue/green deployments, rollbacks, live logs, and an MCP server for AI agents — brings self‑hosted AI integration directly into the Laravel 13 + Livewire 4 stack. For website owners, this means you can now run AI agents on‑premise without routing traffic through third‑party APIs, giving you full control over request logs, latency, and data privacy. The built‑in MCP (Multi‑Channel Processor) server captures every interaction your AI bots make, turning the deployment pipeline into a natural choke point for bot traffic analysis. Because the tool operates over SSH and supports Docker Compose, you can isolate AI workloads in containers, preventing rogue bots from spilling over into your main web stack and ensuring that any content generated by the agents complies with your site’s policies. **Actionable tips:** 1. Add a dedicated `User‑Agent` rule in your `llms.txt` file that identifies the MCP server (e.g., `User-Agent: DeployMe-MCP/*`) and set `Disallow: /` for any paths you don’t want AI agents to crawl. 2. Enable live log streaming in Deploy.me and pipe the output to a log‑analysis service (like Elastic Stack) to flag abnormal request patterns from AI bots in real time. 3. Configure Docker Compose health checks to automatically block or quarantine containers that exceed a predefined request‑rate threshold, then update your `robots.txt` via the deployment script to temporarily deny those agents until the issue is resolved.