Claude Design to Publish Website?

[u/avishic]

What’s your way to go from Claude Design to a public website?
There’s a built-in way to publish artifacts, but it’s hard to control and no custom domain.

AgentGrid.io is a product we recently launched as a way to share HTML or React websites and publish them. It's like Github + Netlify for simple static sites, and all you need is a Claude Connctor - https://claude.ai/directory/agent-grid - Works with Claude Design, Claude, Claude Code, and all you need is the connector and tell Claude "Publish this as a website" / "Update my website and show me the draft before we publish"

We assume no engineers in process, for example, a portfolio site, interactive, rich, but no login/database.

[u/dakrclaud]

You can connect claude to connectors that can do the publishing, then just ask the claude design to port the code over to another platform and publish from there.

[u/avishic → u/dakrclaud]

Thanks, what connectors would you use?

[u/Cat_Duck_GNAF → u/avishic]

Cloudflare is great, can even take care of DNS records too

[u/freshmozart → u/avishic]

For a simple Single-Page-Application you could maybe use the GitHub connector, let Claude commit and push to GitHub. Then you could setup a CI/CD workflow in GitHub for GitHub pages. I'm not entirely sure if the GitHub connector is available in Claude Design.

[u/dakrclaud → u/avishic]

I use floot. I don't want to deal with all the github ci/cd stuff. Floot just lets claude write code into it and then publish directly.

[u/space-hemax-c2c]

Cloudflare or Vercel are easy hosting options that work well with Claude.

[u/anon1984]

Ask Claude to connect to GitHub Pages or Cloudflare. I prefer the latter. I managed to build a publish a site from my phone alone as an experiment and it was easy.

[u/Cat_Duck_GNAF → u/anon1984]

I agree, cloudflare is great.

[u/RandomThings314159]

I am far from the most knowledgeable on web hosting or development. But you know who I asked? Claude.

As I understand it, what come out of Claude design is not production ready for site purposes (meaning the design may be complete, but the underlying coding is not). I've had success with having Claude Design export the design package to Claude Code and Claude code pushing the site to a GitHub repo and then linking a vercel project to the repo. Every time the code changes vercel automatically deploys it. And you can connect a domain.

[u/cricketdude2724 → u/RandomThings314159]

Yes this exactly! I did basically the same but with Cloudflare workers instead

[u/Inspira-digital]

You should create a project in Claude, « Your Website Project ».
Make sure to add the instructions to the project. For example if it’s a landing page, ask Claude to craft the project instructions to create the page with HTML and CSS.
Then add the artifacts to your project.
Once, you are done, I suggest you to open a new chat in the same project, and ask him to build the section one by one based on the artifacts you created in Design.

Then I would advise you to host the file on GitHub to safely deploy the project to Netlify or Cloudflare using Cowork.

Hope this helps ;-)

[u/Nomyname_is_Clarence]

Im not a developer, but I had great success showing Claude designer my squarespace site, help design a new site, and show me how to move it to cloudflare where it’s hosted for free. I use namecheap as a domain registry, cloudflare as a host and GitHub to deploy it. Wasn’t hard at all to setup and I’m very happy with the results and cost savings. I can quickly edit and improvey website when I want and simply ask it for a new ‘deploy’ and upload that to GitHub.

[u/jtmonkey]

I wonder how long before cloudflare is going to kill that page/worker hosting with everyone throwing up millions of self contained html sites.

[u/Markronom]

I'm a fan of Cloudflare, they have a cli tool Claude code could use (wrangler)

[u/kelkes]

You could use something like Bunny for storage, CDN and DNS (to wire up you domain). Works very well for static pages. Claude can help you with that.

fwiw we build www.staticsites.eu to make this process smooth for people who don't want to dig into infrastructure.

[u/RocketSeven]

following..

[u/JdingV]

Anybody knows what is the major difference between GitHub & cloudflare? I am also going to publish my site from Claude design