Guide
Deploy a static site from Grok Build
Yes — Grok Build can deploy a static site to Novence. Terminal agent. Hosted MCP or npx novence. Live URL at https://{suffix}.novence.ai.
How do I connect Grok Build to Novence?
Grok Build is xAI’s terminal coding agent (grok). It already has a shell, so npx novence deploy ./dist is enough. MCP is optional if you want the hosted tools in-session.
curl -fsSL https://x.ai/cli/install.sh | bash # optional MCP (no key to start) grok mcp add --transport http novence https://api.novence.ai/mcp
Call bootstrap(email) on first use; the session adopts the nv_ key. Grok also reads .cursor/mcp.json and .mcp.json if you already connected Cursor. Doctor: grok mcp doctor novence.
Install notes: /mcp. CLI reference: /cli. Static output only — pick a framework how-to on /guides.
What prompt deploys the site?
Copy Prompt asks Grok to read llms-full.txt, bootstrap a key (or use demo), upload static HTML/CSS/JS, and poll until live. Headless: grok -p with the same text.
Then how do I verify and add a domain?
Unverified accounts skip checks and expire in 30 days. Verify the OTP (the link in the email, /verify, from the CLI with novence login (/cli), or POST https://api.novence.ai/v1/auth/verify-email) to unlock Free quotas, custom domains, and Lighthouse/axe gates.
Grok Build FAQ
Does Grok Build work with Novence?
Yes. Grok already has a shell, so npx novence deploy ./dist is enough. Optional MCP: grok mcp add --transport http novence https://api.novence.ai/mcp.
Do I need MCP if I have a terminal?
No. The CLI is the short path. MCP is optional if you want hosted tools in-session.
Agents ship. Novence hosts.
Paste the prompt in Grok Build, or run the CLI from the repo.