Guide
Deploy what your AI coding agent builds
Coding agents can build an app in an afternoon and then leave you to work out hosting. In YOLO Studio the agent can ship it too: one command puts the project on the web at its own yolo.host address.
Get startedFrom workspace to the web
Link the project once
yolo deploy init allocates a <slug>.yolo.host address and writes .yolo/deploy.json. Commit it: it holds no secrets, and it keeps later deploys pointed at the same project.
Ship a preview
yolo deploy detects the project, builds it if needed and uploads an immutable preview release with its own URL.
Check it, then go to production
Open the preview URL. When it is right, yolo deploy --env prod ships to <slug>.yolo.host.
Roll back if you need to
yolo deploy rollback points production at the previous release. Nothing rebuilds or re-uploads.
Let the agent do it
The yolo CLI is in every workspace, and agents connected to the workspace’s MCP server also have deploy tools. Ask the agent to ship the app and it can run the deploy, read back the preview URL and promote a release you have checked.
What comes with it
Static sites and Workers
Static sites and dynamic apps ship through the same command, running on Cloudflare Workers.
Managed data
A database, key-value store or object storage (D1, KV and R2) can be provisioned for the project and bound to the app.
Logs
yolo deploy logs shows the live release’s output and exceptions.
Your own domain
Add a custom domain when you are ready to move off the yolo.host address.
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Try it on your own repository
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