not for production yet

tinkerers.space

Your agent writes the code. We make it live.

Paste a repo or drop a folder from the dashboard and get a live URL without config files, CLI ceremony, or a Dockerfile detour.

see lab notes

what it is for

A deploy path for agent-built web apps.

tinkerers.space is trying to take the awkward final step out of vibecoding: your agent makes a project, then the dashboard turns it into something you can send to another person.

input

repo or zip

github imports and direct uploads stay in the authenticated dashboard.

output

live url

a shareable build result without asking users to learn another hosting dialect.

posture

beta, openly

good for prototypes, demos, and hackathon pressure. not sold as magic.

automated ssl

https certificates are provisioned and renewed automatically for every deployment.

edge-ish ambition

the goal is fast global delivery. today, the product is still honest about its beta bones.

rollbacks planned

ships should be reversible. the dashboard is being shaped around that expectation.

less terminal tax

agent-generated apps should not make you pause to write deployment glue by hand.

process

From agent output to public link.

The public site is now a promise and a map. The actual deployment controls live where they belong: inside the dashboard.

repo.zip
live url
04 checks
01

import

Paste a GitHub repository in the dashboard when the project is ready to leave your agent.

02

or upload

Drop a zipped project when a repo is too much ceremony for a quick prototype.

03

build

We detect the app shape, run the build path, and move the result toward a live URL.

04

share

Send the URL to someone else and find out whether the idea survives contact.

lab notes

The deployment stack is part of the story.

The lab notes keep the infrastructure honest: what is running now, what is borrowed from serious cloud, and what still needs stress before production claims.

read the lab notes
01

current substrate

home-lab VPS

The beta runs on practical hardware first, with cloud services helping where durability matters.

02

posture

prototype-safe

Good for demos and small public links. Not dressed up as infinite scale.

03

next work

load path

The open questions are capacity, failure modes, and when each part should graduate.

faq

Things you might reasonably wonder.

No big promises. Just what works, what doesn't, and what's still being built.

it's a place where vibecoders stop wrestling with docker and actually ship their stuff. you paste a github link, drop a folder, and we give you a live url. it's like netlify, but 97% the size and much more honest about what stage it's in.