In the next 20 minutes, we go from an empty folder to a live website on the internet.

No agency. No developer waiting list. No FTP.
Then we change it on the fly — from a phone — and watch it redeploy.

Three tools.
One workflow.

Google Drive for code,
with superpowers.

• Stores the project's files in one place.
• Remembers every version — like Docs history, but stronger. Roll back anything.
• The coordination layer. Claude reads & writes here. Cloudflare watches here.

An AI engineer
with its own cloud workstation.

• Lives at claude.ai/code — browser & Claude mobile app. No install.
• Connect GitHub once. From then on, you file tasks: "build me X."
• Each task spins up a fresh sandbox, works on a branch, opens a Pull Request.
• Sessions persist. Start on your laptop, check in from your phone.

Currently in research preview · requires a paid Claude plan (Pro, Max or Team).

You're not opening a code editor.
You're filing a ticket with an engineer who works in the cloud — and shows you the result via a link.

The publish button —
plus a unique URL for every change.

• Connects to a GitHub repo. Every push to main → production update.
• Every PR gets its own preview URL. Stays updated as new commits land.
• Free tier: unlimited bandwidth, HTTPS, custom domains.

This is the bridge that makes the whole loop real — your audience can open the preview URL on their own phones, in real time.

How they actually connect.

One loop. Repeat as many times as you need.

The 9 steps, in order.

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Build a landing page for "Founder Cohort", a 6-week
cohort-based coaching program for early-stage founders.
Single index.html, Tailwind via CDN.

Sections: hero with cohort dates and "Apply" CTA,
who this is for (3 personas), 6-week curriculum breakdown,
instructor bio placeholder, 3 testimonial placeholders,
FAQ (5 items), application form (mailto), footer.

Same task. New request.
Watch the preview refresh.

• "Change the hero headline to: Scale your business without scaling your hours."
• "Make the buttons darker and add more rounding."
• "Add a fourth service called Strategic Planning."

Same branch. Same preview URL. The PR updates in place — and the room watches it happen on their phones. This is the moment they actually get it.

For most teams,
this changes the math.

• Marketing landing pages, in an afternoon.
• A/B variants without booking a developer.
• Event pages, lead magnets, microsites — same loop.
• Cost: ~$0 for everything you saw today (Claude plan aside).

This won't replace a developer for complex apps. But for 80% of marketing-site work, the ROI of waiting on someone else doesn't make sense anymore.

Questions?