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Publish an app from Codex

Build the app with Codex, then publish it to a link you control.

Connect Cloche to Codex

Add Cloche to your AI

Pick where you build. It takes a minute, once.

  1. Step 1 of 2. Set up your agent

    For Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or another coding agent.

  2. Step 2 of 2. Paste the prompt and start

    Your agent reads Cloche’s instructions and sets itself up.

What to ask for

  • “Build me a small RSVP tracker and publish it with Cloche.”
  • “Put the app we just built online and give me the link.”
  • “Make a link to my tip calculator that stops working in 7 days.”
  • “Who can open my expense tracker?”

What Cloche can publish

An app is one client-side page: HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Cloche doesn’t run server code or a build step.

Every app gets its own database. Cloche handles sign-in and who may change each row, so your AI doesn’t write a login or its own database.

Share the app

A new app is private unless you ask to share it as it is published. From the same chat you can invite people by name or email, make a link, or make the app public.

A link can stop on its own after 24 hours or 7 days, or you can stop it any time. Viewers are unlimited on every plan, and nobody needs an AI subscription to open an app.

When Cloche doesn’t show up

  • Check that Cloche is connected at https://mcp.cloche.dev/mcp.
  • Sign in again if the client asks.
  • Start a new chat. Some clients load their tools only when a chat begins.

Other guides

Also publish from Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor. Everything else is in the docs. Questions: hi@cloche.dev.