Your site works locally. Now put it on the internet. GitHub Pages hosts it for free with automatic HTTPS. If you have not styled your site or planned your offerings yet, do that first. Once you go live, every push rebuilds automatically.
Tell your agent
Set up this site for GitHub Pages deployment. Create a GitHub repository, add the deployment workflow, push everything, and tell me the URL when it is live.
What happens
- Your agent creates a GitHub repository and pushes your code.
- It adds a deployment workflow (a file that tells GitHub to build your site on every push).
- GitHub runs Wire, builds your site, and publishes it.
- You get a URL like
yourusername.github.io/yoursite. If you have a custom domain, your agent can configure that too.
Every push rebuilds the site
From now on, every change you push to GitHub triggers a fresh build. Your agent makes changes locally, pushes, and the live site updates in 1-3 minutes.
Wire checks every page during the build. If a quality check fails, GitHub stops the deploy. Your live site stays on the last good version. Nothing broken goes live.
Custom domain
If you own a domain, tell your agent:
Configure specialty-coffee.shop as the custom domain for this site.
Your agent will add a CNAME file and tell you which DNS records to set. GitHub provides free HTTPS for custom domains.
Go deeper
- Adding a site covers full setup details including templates and assets
- Build gates lists what Wire checks before it deploys