Usage
Everything to run sitehoster day to day: set up the server once, run the local tool to sync your folders, learn how a folder becomes a site, use the on-page automation that takes the repetitive work out of authoring, and edit while you browse with the extension.
Contents
Server →
Set up the server once on a Linux box: install Caddy and Node, run the installer, point your domains at it.
Local →
Run the local tool on your machine to sync your site folders, and its config file: your server, its token, and your folder of site folders.
Domains →
A folder named for its domain is a website: plain static files, served over HTTPS.
Automation →
On-page comments an offline script reads to keep shared blocks, navigation and data in step.
Extension →
Change your sites by describing what you want while you browse them, handed to a local AI agent.