An open-source CLI that deploys AI-agent projects to production went from 195 to 920 GitHub stars in 24 hours
golive-skill is an MIT-licensed command-line tool that connects hosting, databases, domains, email, and payments for agent-built products - all on the user's own provider accounts, with no GoLive account, backend or telemetry. Built by mikehasa; zero dependencies.
920 stars, up 725 from 195 on Thursday, Sep 24. 65 forks.
Why it matters: Getting an agent-built app to real users still means setting up accounts, hosting, databases and domains, as the project's README puts it. The project says it aims to take an agent-built app live from inside the coding agent; it is an early alpha that automates what providers expose and hands the rest to a human. If you work with Claude Code or similar tools, deployment is now a skill the agent can run.


