Deploy with an AI coding agent
Use a local coding agent that can run terminal commands and open browser pages.
The agent reads microfeed’s repository instructions and operates the same
guarded yarn manage CLI available to people.
1. Copy microfeed to your computer
Section titled “1. Copy microfeed to your computer”Open a terminal and run:
git clone https://github.com/microfeed/microfeed.gitcd microfeedExpected result: a new microfeed folder containing this repository.
2. Open the folder in your coding agent
Section titled “2. Open the folder in your coding agent”Open that folder in OpenAI Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, or another local coding agent. Then paste this prompt:
Deploy microfeed to Cloudflare.The agent should discover your Cloudflare login, ask you to choose an account if more than one is available, initialize a site, and verify the finished deployment.
3. Complete browser handoffs
Section titled “3. Complete browser handoffs”Stay nearby for these steps:
- Cloudflare opens a browser page so you can sign in and authorize Wrangler.
- The agent asks before reusing resources or making important choices.
- The finished deployment opens a private, one-time page where you create the dashboard password.
Never paste a Cloudflare token, dashboard password, or private password-setup link into the agent conversation.
Verify the result
Section titled “Verify the result”Ask the agent to run yarn manage status. The final report should show the
Worker address, dashboard protection, D1 database, and R2 state. Open the
public address and confirm the site loads, then sign in to the dashboard and
publish a test item.
If setup stops partway through, tell the agent to continue the same microfeed deployment. Initialization is designed to resume without recreating resources.