GoLive: The Free Claude Skill That Takes Your App Live

You are in the right place. This is the full guide from the reel: the one-line install, the exact prompt, and what GoLive sets up for you. It is free and open source, and nothing happens on your accounts until you approve the plan.

Claude Code can build an app in an afternoon. Getting it to real users is where most builds stall: hosting, a database, email, a domain, payments, and the keys that connect them. GoLive is a free Claude skill for that last step. It checks what your app needs, plans the exact changes, asks for your approval, then sets them up with your own logins and checks what actually works.

What GoLive sets up today: hosting on Vercel or Netlify, a database on Supabase or Neon, sign-in with Supabase Auth, email with Resend, a custom domain on Porkbun or GoDaddy, and Stripe payments in test mode. Everything lands on accounts you own. There's no GoLive account, no GoLive server and no tracking.

You need Node.js 20 or newer. Run this once from any folder, and pick Claude Code when it asks which agent:

Then start a new Claude Code session so the skill loads. Installing doesn't connect any account or deploy anything.

Open your app's folder in Claude Code and type:

Want more control? Use this one instead:

GoLive asks which host and database you want, has you log in to each one in your own terminal or browser, then shows a plan with the real account names, settings and cost information. Nothing is written until you say yes.

• You approve every write. GoLive won't touch an account without a plan you've seen and a clear yes.
• Risky steps need an extra yes. DNS changes, deletions, live payments and your first production deploy each ask separately.
• Your keys stay out of the chat. GoLive never prints them, and you should never paste a secret key into Claude.
• It can clean up after itself. golive teardown removes what it created and names anything you need to delete by hand.

1. 1Pick a small app you already built with Claude Code.
2. 2Install GoLive and run the prompt above with test resources.
3. 3Read the plan. Approve it only when every account name looks right.
4. 4Open the live URL and try the app's own sign-up and checkout in test mode.
5. 5When you're done testing, ask Claude to run golive teardown on the test project.