Agents can create files; StaticX operates them
Each AI builder has different export behavior, so these pages focus on the exact handoff from generated files to a live release.
Agent handoff
Host websites generated by AI builders without losing control
Practical handoff pages for turning AI-generated HTML, assets, and build outputs into scoped, rollback-ready StaticX releases.
Keep tokens scoped
Agent workflows should use narrow tokens, explicit instructions, and deploy reports that never expose credentials.
Validate output roots
AI-generated projects still need index.html, 404.html, valid asset paths, and form rules before they are safe to publish.
AI builder hosting pages
Choose the page that matches the exact workflow, file type, builder, or framework you are trying to ship.
AI builder hosting
Claude Hosting
Use Claude to generate static files, then let StaticX publish the output through the dashboard, CLI, API, or MCP.
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ChatGPT Hosting
Move generated HTML, CSS, and JavaScript from ChatGPT into a versioned StaticX release.
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Gemini Hosting
Deploy static site output produced with Gemini while keeping release history, forms, domains, and analytics in StaticX.
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Replit Hosting
Publish static Replit exports or build folders without maintaining a separate hosting workflow.
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Cursor Hosting
Give Cursor a scoped StaticX token so it can build, validate, and deploy static sites safely.
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Lovable Hosting
Host static exports from Lovable-style builders and keep every production update rollback-ready.
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bolt.new Hosting
Deploy static outputs from bolt.new projects with a workflow that works for both humans and agents.
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v0 Hosting
Publish static frontends generated from v0 into StaticX releases with custom domains and analytics.
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Manus Hosting
Use StaticX as the production target for static files generated or modified by Manus agents.
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Kimi Hosting
Ship static websites created with Kimi using StaticX tokens, CLI commands, and MCP instructions.
Questions about AI builder hosting
Practical answers for choosing the right StaticX workflow.
Can an AI agent deploy directly to StaticX?
Yes. Use a scoped API token with the StaticX CLI, API, or MCP server and require the agent to build, validate, deploy, and report the live URL.
Why does each AI builder need a different page?
Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, v0, Lovable, Replit, and other builders export or edit files differently, so the handoff steps and failure modes are not identical.
Should I paste a real token into a public prompt?
No. Use environment variables, local MCP configuration, or secure settings. The agent should never print or store the token in site files.