# Manus hosting for AI-generated static websites

> Use StaticX as the production target for static files generated or modified by Manus agents.

Canonical: https://staticx.site/manus-hosting

## Give autonomous work a narrow deploy lane

Manus-style agents can change files, but StaticX keeps deployment permissions scoped and visible.

## Require confirmation for risky actions

The agent should describe deploy, rollback, or domain changes before executing destructive or production-impacting tools.

## Keep operations inspectable

Deployments, logs, versions, domains, forms, and analytics remain visible in StaticX after the agent finishes.

## Use Manus with a controlled StaticX release path

Let the agent prepare the static output, but require explicit validation and scoped publishing.

1. **Define the target site** — Provide the StaticX project ID, expected output folder, and whether the agent may create a new deployment.
2. **Validate before action** — Require checks for index.html, 404.html, asset paths, forms, and logs before and after deploy.
3. **Record the result** — The agent should return the release name, live URL, and any failed checks instead of a vague success message.

## Autonomous agents need auditability more than convenience.

When an agent can edit and deploy, the product has to make production actions narrow, reversible, and understandable.

StaticX gives Manus a token-based deployment surface with version history. The agent can ship static files, but the account keeps rollback, logs, and revocation controls.

## Manus deployment guardrails

- **Explicit site ID** — Avoid broad “deploy somewhere” prompts. Give the agent the exact StaticX site context.
- **Confirmation for destructive tools** — Deletes and rollbacks should require confirmation text and target IDs.
- **Visible audit trail** — Use StaticX history to review what the agent published and when.

## FAQ

### Can Manus deploy without dashboard access?

Yes, if it has a scoped StaticX token through MCP, CLI, or API and the prompt defines the target site.

### Should Manus be allowed to delete versions?

Only with a destructive scope and explicit confirmation. Default agent tokens should avoid broad delete permissions.

### What should Manus return after deploy?

It should return the release identifier, live URL, checked files, logs, and exact API errors if anything failed.

### Can I revoke Manus access?

Yes. Revoke the StaticX token from the dashboard when the workflow no longer needs it.

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