How to Deploy AI Code in 60 Seconds With GoLive

You built something with an AI agent, and now it needs somewhere to live. GoLive Skill is an open-source tool that handles that last step for you — hosting, database, domain, email, payments — and the post says it takes about 60 seconds.

Everything lands on your own accounts. It runs as a local Node.js CLI with zero dependencies, needs no GoLive account, and sends no telemetry.

What You Need

• Node.js on your machine, since GoLive Skill is a Node.js CLI.
• Your own cloud accounts for whatever you deploy, because every resource stays under your control.

Tutorial

1. Install the skill globally with one npx command. The --global flag puts the golive command on your machine so you can call it from any project:

```

npx skills add https://github.com/mikehasa/golive-skill --skill golive --global

```

1. Run golive from the root of your AI project.

1. Let it analyze and plan. GoLive detects your project's architecture and drafts a release plan before it creates anything.

1. Review each resource, then approve and apply. Nothing gets deployed until you have looked at every resource it wants to set up and given it the go-ahead.

Wrapping Up

There is no third-party backend and nothing tracking your data, so what you approve is what exists on your accounts. The repository is at https://github.com/mikehasa/golive-skill — browse it, install it, and see what plan it drafts for your next AI project before you commit to anything.