HOSTING FOR AI-BUILT APPS
Yeeted examples: deploy real apps from your coding agent
Yeeted is a hosting platform for AI-built apps. Your coding agent deploys and manages your app, databases, logs, domains, and rollbacks from the conversation.
Start with the deployment walkthrough, then choose an example below. Each guide explains the actual source, local setup, deployment shape, verification steps, and limitations. These are learning examples, not production application templates or published benchmark results.
Choose an example
| Example | Stack | Data | What you will learn |
|---|---|---|---|
| Polling API | FastAPI, SQLAlchemy, Alembic | PostgreSQL; SQLite locally | Deploy an API and apply schema migrations |
| Server-rendered blog | Next.js App Router | PostgreSQL; memory locally | Dynamic rendering, build-time data, and revalidation |
| Notes with a separate frontend | React, Vite, Express | PostgreSQL; optional Redis | Deploy a service group and call the API through the web service |
| URL shortener | Go net/http | PostgreSQL; optional Redis | HTTP services, redirects, and cache behavior |
| Rails blog API | Rails API | PostgreSQL | Release migrations and Rails request handling |
| Guestbook | Plain PHP | PostgreSQL; SQLite locally | Deploy PHP without a framework or Composer |
| Expiring text pastes | Sinatra, Rack | PostgreSQL; memory locally | Text APIs and expiry at read time |
| Java URL shortener | Servlet, JSP, Tomcat | Memory | Deploy an existing Dockerfile and WAR |
| Regex playground | HTML, JavaScript modules | None | Static hosting with browser-side logic |
| Static status page | HTML, CSS | None | Deploy plain files with no build step |
| OS package mirror diagnostic | Multi-stage Dockerfile, Python | Build records | Inspect package sources used during a build |
Verification
Each example includes a deployed smoke script. Some also include unit or integration tests; the individual guides list exactly what exists. Integration tests requiring a deployment may skip when no target URL is configured. A skip does not verify that application.
The platform repository also contains a live examples suite. It deploys temporary development projects, checks their behavior, and removes them. Its Redis paths are not covered. Consult an actual CI run for deployment results; the presence of the suite is not evidence that the latest run passed.
Source and contributions
These examples and guides are maintained together in Yeeted's platform source. Website guides are generated from these Markdown files, so corrections can travel with the example they describe. Preserve the example's source root when copying it into your own project. See Yeeted documentation for platform features and current access requirements.