Static sites operated by governed agents

Weppa Sites gives MSPs and agencies a safe, repeatable way to run static sites at scale. Agents build, test, and preview every change.

  • Agent-built previews for every change
  • Policy-guided approvals with clear evidence
  • Instant deploys across environments
  • One-click rollbacks with full audit trail
PR opened

main -> staging

Open
Preview built

Isolated URL ready

Ready
Approval

Policy checks passed

Approved
Deploy

Published to production

Live
Rollback

Target version recorded

Safe

Preview

Every change gets an isolated preview before anything goes live.

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Approval

Policy checks surface risk and context before deploy.

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Evidence

Every decision records what changed, who approved, and which checks ran.

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Rollback

Revert instantly to the last good release with traceable evidence.

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Built for agencies that cannot guess in production

We can let agents prepare site changes because every preview, approval, and rollback is traceable.
Sofia Moreno Agency operator
The template gives our team a consistent launch surface instead of one-off static site repos.
Daniel Ruiz Managed services lead
Evidence is attached to the delivery path, so the handoff is clear before DNS changes.
Maya Chen Platform owner

Questions operators ask before launch

Answers stay short because the template should make the governed path obvious.

Can an agent change production directly?

No. Changes move through preview, policy checks, approval, deploy evidence, and rollback capability.

What parts are governed by the template?

Content blocks, theme tokens, SEO metadata, structured data, docs, blog content, and static build output.

How does rollback work?

The Control Plane records the deployed revision and can route rollback through the same governed operation path.

See it in action

Request a preview and see how Weppa Sites runs static sites with governed agents.

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Start with a governed preview

Share the site type, audience, and launch window. The first output should be a preview with evidence, not a manual deploy.