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AI agent

Let AI agents use the same deploy path.

Appaloft's AI entrypoint is not a separate deployment system. The agent reads the project and start.md, chooses static publishing, CLI, self-hosted, or Cloud console paths, then brings the result and recovery guidance back into chat.

Entrypoint

AI agent prompt

Reads

start.md + project shape

Path

Static / CLI / GitHub / Cloud

Secrets

Reference, never print

Outcome

URL + verification + recovery

Ask the agent to identify the project shape before choosing an entrypoint
Static site, CLI, GitHub Action, and Cloud console flows reuse Appaloft semantics
When secrets are needed, reference names instead of printing values
Output should include URL, verification, logs, and recovery guidance

Agent starting point

Use start.md as the AI-facing entrypoint so the agent checks project type, deployment target, credential source, and verification method before taking action.

Entrypoint choice

Static sites usually start with Cloud upload or static resource deployment. Repository and service processes can use the CLI, self-hosted control plane, or GitHub Action. Team collaboration can move into Cloud.

Safety boundary

Agents should not read or print .env files, private keys, tokens, cookies, or unmasked secrets. When credentials are required, reference Appaloft secrets, GitHub Secrets, or environment variable names.

Deliverable

After deploy, return the live URL, deployment/resource id, verification result, key logs, failure reason, retry command, or rollback command. If context is missing, report the gap first.

Deployment flow

1

Read entrypoint

Ask the agent to read https://appaloft.com/start.md and the current repository shape.

2

Choose path

Select the right entrypoint for a static site, service process, GitHub repository, or self-hosted target.

3

Return result

Require URL, verification result, logs, diagnostics, and recovery commands.

Related topics

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