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Step 1 · Create the site Step 2 · Invite your agent Model your content Create and publish content Step 3 · Connect the MCP Images and files Step 4 · Invite your team Step 5 · Deploy on Netlify Deploy on Vercel Generic webhook deploy Composable pages Migrate from repo files Staging and previews Languages Migrate from Contentful · pending Billing · pending AI visibility Analytics AI answers Search Console and Bing Site preview

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Errors

Errors Error: check_unavailable Error: invalid_body Error: invalid_key Error: invalid_parameter Error: invite_expired Error: invite_used Error: key_cannot Error: missing_key Error: not_found Error: rate_limited Error: translation_unavailable Error: validation_failed Error: version_conflict Error: wrong_space

Frameworks

Astro Plain fetch

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Site preview

Each site in Sites shows a picture of its live home page, so you recognize it at a glance.

It needs the site's live URL (Settings → General). Until the first picture is ready, the card says "Preview on its way".
It works wherever the site is hosted (Netlify, Vercel, Cloudflare, your own server): Pluma doesn't wait for a message from the host. After content changes (publishing, unpublishing, deleting), it looks at the live home page every few minutes for up to 20 minutes, and takes a new picture as soon as the page changes, which means the new build is live.
It also looks once a day, in case the site changed outside Pluma.
The picture is the first screen of the home page on a laptop (1280 × 800). Pluma takes it from the public internet, like a visitor: nothing is installed on your site.