Deploy guides

How to deploy an app built with an AI assistant

Your assistant finished the app and it runs at an address like localhost:3000. That address only works on your own computer: nobody else can open it, not even on the same Wi-Fi in most offices, and sending it on WhatsApp does not change that. Putting the app on the internet, on a link that stays up and that you can restrict to your team, is what people call deploying. Pick the guide for the assistant you used.

  • Any AI coding assistant: The general guide: what "deploy" means, what your options are, and how an assistant can ship the app for you through the CLI.
  • Claude Code: From a folder on your laptop to a URL with access rules, driven from the Claude Code conversation.
  • Codex: The same flow for apps written with OpenAI Codex, including how to share the result publicly or only with your team.

The short version

  1. Install the CLI once: npm install -g ghosty-cli. Every command supports --json, so the assistant can run it for you.
  2. Sign in without a password: ghosty login (magic link, Google, GitHub, or passkey).
  3. ghosty init creates a normal repository in your own GitHub, and each push becomes a live version on its own URL, with access rules you choose.

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