A note up front: I am not Sakupa's developer. I found this MCP server while looking into how AI agents publish small websites, and this is my own reading of its official manual. This is not a hands-on usage report.
Sakupa publishes static sites from an AI chat, without user accounts. That design makes one question interesting: when you point your own domain at the site, what counts as "published"?
The bind step, in three parts
Ask for the connection. The bind tool handles the custom-domain connection.
Confirm it through DNS. The domain's settings are checked through DNS. If that check does not pass, the process does not move forward.
"Published" is only announced after a live check. The connection is not called published just because the domain was attached. Only when the state is active and the site returns HTTP 200 is it announced as published.
That third step is the point of this design. Attaching a domain and publishing a site are treated as two different things,
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