Clutch for IT and security
A site is one document of components, rendered to HTML with no framework runtime and served from Cloudflare Workers and R2.
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Real render output of the Larkspur Commons template, captured once on 23 Oct 2026. Never mocked.
Larkspur Commons' home page, then its source: plain HTML with a JSON-LD block naming the ApartmentComplex, its telephone and address, and a module script that registers the page's WebMCP tools; then the body's headings, the search form with its labels, the rent and the tour form.
Connections
MCP is a standard that lets an AI agent or a ticketing tool work with another tool. Clutch's server uses OAuth.
The agent prepares a draft and never publishes it.
The agent writes no code. Every write is a JSON Patch (RFC 6902) to one document, versioned per write.
Publish grades the changed pages on find, understand, act and performance, and fixes what the document owns first.
One CNAME record per hostname; hosting and SSL sit on Clutch's side of the switch.
Find ranks passages from the page; a question it cannot answer is an error, never an invention.
Restore returns the draft to any earlier version, and the later versions are kept.
