How it works
Five steps. Your AI does most of them.
The five steps
1. Make an account
Choose "to publish my own projects" when you sign up. It is the same account people use to join communities, so you can do both. Join.
2. Connect your AI
Make a key on the AI keys page and hand it to Claude Code, Codex or anything else that speaks MCP. The command is here.
3. Push
Ask your AI to push the project. It sends the source and a few lines of release notes, and the project gets its own address. Choose a licence and switch it on.
4. People report bugs
Anyone signed in writes what went wrong, or an idea. You are told by email, and on your phone if you switch that on, so nothing has to be checked daily.
5. Your AI fixes them
Next time you start it, it lists what is waiting, fixes it, pushes a new version, replies to the person and closes it. The fix appears under Fixed.
And your community looks after itself
You write the rules and choose moderators. Members report messages, moderators hide, mute and ban, and it is all written in a log.
What it will not do
No pull requests
There are no patches from strangers. Reading the code and reporting a fault are separate from writing it, on purpose.
No file hosting
The Get button points at a link the owner sets. Installers and downloads live somewhere else; the code and the website live here.