chore: add Render MCP server + deploy-debugging skill - #75
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.mcp.json wires up Render's official hosted MCP server so deployment build and runtime logs can be read directly instead of inferred from the code. It is project-scoped and checked in; authentication is OAuth per-user, so no secret is stored in the repo. The skill records what actually broke the demo and, more usefully, why CI did not catch it: CI never builds the Dockerfile and never installs base-only requires, which is exactly how a dependency declared in the optional [jepa] extra reached production and failed on the first request.
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Adds Render's official hosted MCP server as a project-scoped MCP (
.mcp.json) so deployment build and runtime logs can be read directly rather than inferred from the code.Authentication is OAuth per-user (
/mcp→render→ Authenticate), so no secret is stored in the repo — the file only contains the public endpoint.Also adds
.claude/skills/debug-render-deploy/capturing the deployment failure modes hit so far and — more useful long-term — why CI didn't catch them: CI never builds the Dockerfile and never installs base-only requires, which is exactly how a dependency declared in the optional[jepa]extra reached production and failed on the first/predict.