Add cloud open command to open MCP Agent Cloud portal in browser

[jtcorbett]

Summary

Added a new mcp cloud open command that opens the MCP Agent Cloud portal in a web browser. This command can either open the main dashboard or a specific deployment details page when provided with a server ID or URL.

Changelist

Added a new open_portal function that opens the MCP Agent Cloud portal in a browser

Integrated the command into the CLI structure under the cloud namespace

Created necessary module structure with proper imports and Bazel build configuration

Refactored URL constants to use a base URL for both web portal and API endpoints

Test Plan

# Open the main dashboard
mcp cloud open

# Open a specific deployment by server ID
mcp cloud open --server server123

# Open a specific deployment by URL
mcp cloud open --server https://mcp-agent.com/deployments/server123

[jtcorbett]

• Add cloud open command to open MCP Agent Cloud portal in browser #412 👈 (View in Graphite)
• Add cloud auth #410
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[rholinshead]

The cloud portal is limited to just the api keys page for MVP so I don't think we want this command atm

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[rholinshead]

Let's revisit this once the portal UI is implemented post-MVP

[graphite-app]

The current implementation has a potential issue with trailing slashes in URLs. If server ends with a slash, server.split('/')[-1] will return an empty string, resulting in an invalid URL like https://mcp-agent.com/deployments/.

Consider handling trailing slashes explicitly:

url = f"{base_url}/deployments/{server.rstrip('/').split('/')[-1]}"

This ensures that even URLs ending with a slash will have their server ID correctly extracted.

Suggested change

	url = f"{base_url}/deployments/{server.split('/')[-1]}"
	url = f"{base_url}/deployments/{server.rstrip('/').split('/')[-1]}"

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