Deploy agent-built static pages to your own Cloudflare domain
Claude Artifacts and ChatGPT sites are one of the most useful features. Task: Claude Artifacts and ChatGPT sites are one of the most useful features. The models are great on writing HTML reports.However, I change the models too often, so I didn't want to be locked in a specific platform.That is why I built getonup. It is a way to quickly deploy static pages using Cloudflare Workers on your own domain.Just point your agent to the getonup repository and ask it to setup on your Cloudflare account on a certain domain (like pages.vitorbaptista.com). It will configure it and setup Cloudflare Zero Trust to secure your site. Then you'll have a date-ordered index (so you can see every artifact you deployed), and you can deploy static sites.It is still very simple, but it has already been extremely useful for myself my team. We often publish multiple pages per day.Here are a couple examples:* https://pages.vitorbaptista.com/s/your-model-your-domain/* https://pages.vitorbaptista.com/s/fmqpbix8/Free and open source. Available at https://github.com/vitorbaptista/getonup.; tools: custom-built or unnamed agent. Human role: The original post does not say how a person stayed involved.; limitations: The tool is described as 'still very simple,' implying potential limitations in advanced features or scalability. It requires a Cloudflare account and domain ownership. The source does not detail specific error handling, costs, or the exact level of human intervention required during the agent's setup process. Reliability depends on the agent's ability to correctly interpret the repository instructions..
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Overview
Claude Artifacts and ChatGPT sites are one of the most useful features.
Workflow
Claude Artifacts and ChatGPT sites are one of the most useful features. The models are great on writing HTML reports.However, I change the models too often, so I didn't want to be locked in a specific platform.That is why I built getonup. It is a way to quickly deploy static pages using Cloudflare Workers on your own domain.Just point your agent to the getonup repository and ask it to setup on your Cloudflare account on a certain domain (like pages.vitorbaptista.com). It will configure it and setup Cloudflare Zero Trust to secure your site. Then you'll have a date-ordered index (so you can see every artifact you deployed), and you can deploy static sites.It is still very simple, but it has already been extremely useful for myself my team. We often publish multiple pages per day.Here are a couple examples:* https://pages.vitorbaptista.com/s/your-model-your-domain/* https://pages.vitorbaptista.com/s/fmqpbix8/Free and open source. Available at https://github.com/vitorbaptista/getonup.
Reported result
The author reports that the tool is 'extremely useful' for themselves and their team, enabling the publication of multiple pages per day. Specific quantitative metrics on time saved or cost reduction are not provided. The success is attributed to the ability to bypass platform restrictions and maintain a unified, secure index of AI-generated content.
Human role
The original post does not say how a person stayed involved.
Limitations
The tool is described as 'still very simple,' implying potential limitations in advanced features or scalability. It requires a Cloudflare account and domain ownership. The source does not detail specific error handling, costs, or the exact level of human intervention required during the agent's setup process. Reliability depends on the agent's ability to correctly interpret the repository instructions.
Try it
I want to replicate the 'getonup' workflow to deploy AI-generated static pages to my own domain. 1. **Context**: I have a Cloudflare account and a domain [replaceable: e.g., mydomain.com]. I use [replaceable: e.g., Claude/ChatGPT] to generate HTML reports. 2. **Task**: Guide me through setting up the 'getonup' tool from https://github.com/vitorbaptista/getonup. 3. **Steps**: - Clone the repository and review the setup instructions. - Configure the necessary Cloudflare Workers and Zero Trust settings for my domain. - Create a test HTML file using an AI model. - Deploy this test file using the getonup script/agent. - Verify the deployment appears in the date-ordered index. 4. **Safeguards**: Before executing any Cloudflare configuration changes or deployments, show me the exact commands or code changes and wait for my explicit confirmation. Do not spend money or publish to production without my approval. 5. **Output**: Provide a step-by-step log of the setup, the final URL of the test page, and any errors encountered. If inputs are missing (e.g., API keys), ask for them.
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