This is the step after your first site is live. Wire your AI straight into the Saeroon backend and you stop hand-carrying forms, boards and bookings from here on.
Registration differs per editor. Choose one and the two panels below fill in accordingly.
Nothing here has to be composed by hand. Move it across as-is and registration is done.
Choose a tool above and the settings appear here.
Registration alone opens no tools yet. The address keeps rejecting requests that carry no token, so one more step is needed for the link to actually hold. Stopping here looks like a failure on screen.
Choose a tool above and the next action appears here.
Nine tools your AI can use directly once authentication is done.
saeroon_deploy_siteUploads the HTML, CSS and images you wrote and puts the site on the web — no terminal needed. Pages that use members or boards get their connecting script added automatically.
saeroon_list_capabilitiesShows every backend capability this site can take, along with what is already wired.
saeroon_describe_site_backendReads a site's whole backend — forms, boards, content types — in one call.
saeroon_content_list_typesFetches the content types defined on the site with a field summary for each.
saeroon_content_get_schemaReads one content type's field structure and the actions you can run on it.
saeroon_attach_formAttaches an inquiry form backend and hands back the HTML to drop into the page.
saeroon_content_invokeCreates, lists, reads, updates, deletes and publishes content entries.
saeroon_define_boardProduces a board plan with posts, comments and likes, plus the wiring attributes.
saeroon_define_bookingTurns on the booking backend and applies services, business hours and payment together.
saeroon_define_membersProduces a plan for signup, login and membership tiers, plus the wiring attributes.
saeroon_define_catalogCreates a named list the site owns — a flower index, a badge set, an equipment list — together with its items, in one call. It is what members later record holdings against, and it never deletes what you leave out.
saeroon_define_productsCreate or update shop products by slug (dry-run first).
saeroon_define_member_groupsReturns the attributes to paste so members can browse a catalog, record what they hold, and create or join groups themselves. Execution happens in a member session, so this tool returns a plan.
saeroon_define_group_policyDefines which kinds of member groups the site offers and the roles inside them — seniority, default permissions, minimum members to activate, whether joining needs approval.
saeroon_import_blog_postsPublishes blog posts you already have as static pages on the site. Images in the body are re-hosted too, and re-sending a post replaces its page in place at the same URL.
saeroon_connect_blog_feedAdd the blog you already write on once, and from then on your new posts land on the site as well. There is a one-time check that the blog is yours; after that there is nothing to do.
saeroon_define_app_callbackOpens a web sign-in callback path for a site that has a mobile app. The provider POSTs the result there and it is relayed into an app deep link, so Sign in with Apple returns to the app on Android too. Nothing goes into the page.
If the list holds saeroon_guide alone, it comes down to one of two causes. They look identical from the outside, but different sides can fix them.
1. Approval never completed — you can fix this
Skip the authentication step above and only the guide tool opens. Run the approval again from /mcp and let the browser window finish instead of closing it early.
2. Saeroon has it turned down — nothing to fix on your side
Account-data tools are sometimes closed on the server side. If approval clearly went through and you still see one tool, this is the case, and there is no action available to you. Check again shortly or send us a note.