Deploy notes &
field guides.
Practical writing for people shipping AI-built apps to production — deploy walkthroughs, going from prototype to a real backend, SEO for static sites, and how we build FluentOps. Coming soon.
- 2026-08-306 min read
How to add a form to a static site without a backend
It has a name field, an email field and a button that says send. It delivers nothing, and your site will never tell you.
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Your .env does not protect you: how to know which keys you are publishing
Half the keys "protected" in a .env end up inside the file the browser downloads. How to tell whether yours is one of them.
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How to publish a site built in Bolt
Download the zip and that is it. The rest is not overcomplicating it: which steps you can skip, and which one you cannot.
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How to publish a v0 project (and what to do if it is Next.js)
The v0 zip, the button that sometimes fails, and the next.config line that decides whether your project can be published.
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How to publish a site built in Lovable
A real project, not a loose file. How to get it out of Lovable and online with your own domain.
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How to publish a project built in Cursor
You already have it on your computer. The hard part is knowing which part is your site and which part is the recipe.
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How to publish a Claude artifact
The artifact downloads, but it is not always a site. How to tell which one you got, and how to publish it.
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How to publish a website built with ChatGPT
There is no "download site" button — there is a way to ask. From the chat to a public URL, with no extra steps.
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How to publish the site you built with ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Lovable or v0
Every AI tool hands you something different: a loose file, a whole project, a zip. Which one you got, and how to publish it.
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How to put your website online (a beginner’s guide)
There are three ways to put a website online. Nobody explains the difference — which is why your site has been sitting in a folder for weeks.
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You built something with AI and it only runs on localhost — here’s how to put it online
You built a page with AI, it works on your screen… but no one else can see it. What localhost is, and how to get it online in minutes.
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More on the way — new posts regularly.