sitesolide Launches One-Command Self-Hosting
sitesolide is a free, MIT-licensed deployment platform that puts apps built with Claude Code or Cursor on your own server with HTTPS, isolated services, access control, secrets, backups, and monitoring. Its CLI supports common stacks and agent-friendly JSON/MCP workflows.
sitesolide tackles the neglected production layer of vibe coding: turning a working prototype into a properly served app without surrendering infrastructure ownership. The tradeoff is simplicity over enterprise-grade resilience.
- –Bundles HTTPS, custom domains, authentication, secrets, backups, health checks, and alerts into one deployment flow
- –Uses systemd and Caddy instead of Docker, reducing operational weight but limiting compatibility with container-centric workflows
- –Lets Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor deploy through MCP without handing agents direct SSH access
- –Fits internal tools, prototypes, and small production apps especially well
- –Remains a single-server platform without failover or zero-downtime deploys, so serious workloads still need additional infrastructure
DISCOVERED
1h ago
2026-10-30
PUBLISHED
7h ago
2026-10-30
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AUTHOR
Clément Thiriet