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Record the MCP server deployment decisions in the spec #36

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@@ -35,10 +35,11 @@ same string across all of those: the VM, the container, the Caddy host, the Matr
account, and the Bitwarden machine account for a given agent all share one name, so
that grepping the infrastructure for `nisse-ops` finds everything.
**Sites** are identified by their domain stem: `garrett-hall` (Arlington) and
`hartman-hut` (Cross Plains). As with agent names, one string is used everywhere a site
appears. For an MCP server instance (F3), that means its container name, its
Vaultwarden machine account, and its MCP tool prefix.
**Sites** are identified by their domain stem: `garrett-hall` (Arlington, hosts under
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dongar commented 2026-09-23 01:59:54 +00:00
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One note (and I think this was wrong in the original prompt), the domains for the two sites end in garrett-hall.com, and hartman-hut.com.

One note (and I think this was wrong in the original prompt), the domains for the two sites end in garrett-hall.com, and hartman-hut.com.
dev-agent commented 2026-09-23 02:00:37 +00:00
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Good catch. The identifiers themselves stay the same: garrett-hall and hartman-hut are the stems of garrett-hall.com and hartman-hut.com. But the text said "domain stem" without naming the domains, so a reader could not check which domain it meant. Each site now names its domain: "hosts under garrett-hall.com" and "hosts under hartman-hut.com".

Good catch. The identifiers themselves stay the same: `garrett-hall` and `hartman-hut` are the stems of `garrett-hall.com` and `hartman-hut.com`. But the text said "domain stem" without naming the domains, so a reader could not check which domain it meant. Each site now names its domain: "hosts under `garrett-hall.com`" and "hosts under `hartman-hut.com`".
`garrett-hall.com`) and `hartman-hut` (Cross Plains, hosts under `hartman-hut.com`).
As with agent names, one string is used everywhere a site appears. For an MCP server
instance (F3), that means its container name, its Vaultwarden machine account, and
its MCP tool prefix.
The three artifacts live as three packages in **one repository, `nisse`** (decision
recorded in Part H). Directory and package names carry the identity. If mirrored to