StackShift for coding agents

Your next deployment starts in your editor.

Bring your coding agent. Give it StackShift guidance. Build, connect services and deploy from your project.

Choose your agent

Set up once, then start your agent.

Choose your agent below for the installation steps. Already chatting with an agent? Use this alternative setup prompt.

Setup prompt
Read https://stackshift.cloud/prompt.md and use it to prepare this repository for StackShift. Inspect the project first, explain what it needs, and wait for my deployment request.
Read the setup guide

Work with the agent you know.

Choose your setup guide. Your code, account and existing services stay yours.

Codex

OpenAI

Take your repository from local changes to a verified deployment.

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Claude Code

Anthropic

Prepare, deploy and investigate your application from the terminal.

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Cursor

Cursor

Keep infrastructure work alongside the code in your editor.

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VS Code

GitHub Copilot

Work on your code and its cloud services in the same workspace.

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Gemini CLI

Google

Use your terminal agent to prepare and operate StackShift projects.

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Windsurf

Windsurf

Bring deployment guidance into your existing coding workflow.

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OpenCode

Anomaly

Prepare and deploy your project with StackShift guidance in your terminal.

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What will you build next?

Give your agent a concrete task. Start with one of these prompts and make it yours.

Prepare a project
Inspect this repository for StackShift deployment. Check its build and start commands, environment variable names, port and persistent data. Report what needs to change before deploying.
Deploy and verify
Deploy this project to my selected StackShift environment. Confirm the target and any new costs first, follow the build through readiness, and verify the live URL.
Investigate a failure
Inspect the latest failed deployment for this project. Find the first actionable error, explain its cause, and propose the smallest fix.
Connect a database
Check which database this app needs and whether my StackShift project already has one. Explain the configuration and cost before creating anything. Keep credentials out of chat.

Connect through MCP

Already have a connection? Keep using it. MCP gives your agent scoped tools; the skill adds project guidance.

MCP connection guides

Use your existing agent account. StackShift resource charges apply when you provision or run services.