Start from your repository
Use aidrop Git or connect GitHub. Your agent edits on your machine and pushes with git, so the source stays in the workflow you already use.
Connect the repository you already use. Your agent records how the app builds and runs, works through deployment blockers and leaves a live service that the next session can inspect.
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Source code can omit the decisions that keep an app running. aidrop puts those decisions beside the service, where your coding agent can read and update them.
Use aidrop Git or connect GitHub. Your agent edits on your machine and pushes with git, so the source stays in the workflow you already use.
Record the build method, port, health check and required value names. The next build uses the same settings unless you change them.
The build record shows the stage that stopped and keeps the log. Your agent can change the code, push and run the build again in the same session.
The repository link, runtime settings, address and build history stay with the service. A later agent session can inspect them before making a change.
The first build tests the real revision against the runtime. Each gap becomes a code or configuration change your agent can make with you.
Choose an aidrop Git repository or a GitHub repository. aidrop follows the branch that the service tracks and builds an exact revision from it.
Your agent records the port, health path, size, build method and the names of the values the app needs. It asks you when the code does not settle a decision.
The build and runtime checks expose the real blockers. Your agent reads the result, updates the repository and builds again until the app serves traffic.
Future changes use the same repository and runtime settings. Each successful build updates the service while its address and earlier build records remain available.
Connect Claude Code, Codex or Cursor to the Team. The agent can read the service record, inspect the latest build and see the address before it changes the repository.
You can ask for the next feature and include the deployment in the same task. The agent pushes the change, starts the build and reads the result through MCP.
“Add CSV export to the admin app, deploy the change and tell me when the public address has updated.”The agent can inspect the service, change the code, push, build and poll the result.
An existing database, files written to local disk, several processes or raw network dependencies need design work before deployment.
Tell us what the app does, where it runs and where its data lives. We define the scope before any migration work starts. Hosting uses the published plans. Migration work has its own quote.
Tell us about the appThe app runs with a read-only root filesystem and temporary scratch space. External connections leave over HTTP or HTTPS, so a raw connection to an external database port needs another design.
The app is public after its first successful deployment. aidrop keeps no database backup copies. Plan application access and database exports before moving production data.
Read the runtime and data limits