Practical, start-to-finish walkthroughs for shipping real software with AI.
Updated for runtime/platform 2.7.241 and cloud CLI 0.1.33; the self-hosting guide uses framework release 2.7.226, the latest public release. Choose a hosted workflow or run the open-source framework on your own server.
Install the shared skill, select the right app and environment, inspect live contracts, verify changes, and release with clear recovery boundaries.
Choose the right deployment: runtime features, agent tools, infrastructure responsibilities, costs, and moving an existing app.
From a verified framework binary to a production Linux service: HTTPS, secrets, SQLite, backups, restores, upgrades, and migration from hosted apps.
Claude on the web, Claude Desktop, Claude Code, or Codex: step-by-step setup for each, so you build with the AI subscription you already have.
Hosting, database, auth, HTTPS, and shipping updates: what each one means, and the shortcut that turns all five into one command.
Turn an Excel or Google Sheets file into a secure, hosted app with logins, forms, and a real database. Upload, describe, share the link.
Landing pages, portfolios, reveal.js decks, one-file tools: publish compatible HTML at a real HTTPS URL and verify the result.
ChatGPT or Claude built it and stopped at "now deploy it." The actual last mile: paste it in, or point your coding agent at a live deploy target.
One command from working directory to hosted URL. For Codex, Claude Code, and terminal users: a live dev environment, explicit verification, and promotion to prod.
Replace the spreadsheet-and-email workflow with trackers, approval flows, dashboards, and portals your team actually uses.