Turn your Claude prototype into a production repo in one command
Scaffolds Dockerfile, CI, env config, and error monitoring for Node, Python, and static sites in seconds.
Reads your repo, not a form
Scans your existing project structure and picks the right config instead of making you fill out a wizard.
Production config, not stubs
Dockerfile, GitHub Actions workflow, dotenv template, and error monitoring hooks that actually run.
Copyable reference templates
Every generated file is plain and editable, no hidden magic, no config you can't read in five minutes.
How it works
Point it at your project
Run the CLI in your repo. It detects Node, Python, or static and reads your existing structure.
Review the generated files
Get a Dockerfile, CI workflow, dotenv template, and monitoring hooks written into your repo as plain files.
Commit and deploy
Push the config, wire up your host or registry, and ship the thing you built two days ago.
Before & after
- You copy a Dockerfile from your last project and hope it still applies
- CI gets set up wrong, twice, before a deploy actually passes
- Errors in production go unnoticed until a user reports them
- Dockerfile generated from what's actually in your repo
- Working CI workflow on the first commit
- Error monitoring wired in before you ever deploy
FAQ
Does this replace my Dockerfile if I already have one?
No, it won't overwrite existing config files. It generates what's missing and leaves what you've already written alone.
What counts as a static site?
Any project with no server process, plain HTML/CSS/JS or a built output directory from a static site generator.
Do I need to install Node or Python to run the CLI?
No, it ships as a single binary with no runtime dependencies, regardless of what your project is built in.