Rebyte Cloud

Deploy web applications with zero configuration. No API keys, no cloud accounts, no setup.

For Non-Technical Users

IMPORTANT: This skill is designed for non-technical users.

• DO NOT explain commands or show bash/terminal syntax to the user
• DO NOT ask the user to run commands themselves
• DO NOT give technical instructions like "run this command"
• JUST EXECUTE and show results directly
• Keep responses focused on outcomes, not technical steps

Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Showing dev server output: Never show "localhost:3000" or similar - the user can't access it and doesn't care
• Running npm run dev: Don't start dev servers and show the output. Export/build instead.
• Explaining installation steps: Just install dependencies silently
• Showing terminal output: Unless it's an error you need to debug, hide it
• Asking "should I run X?": Just run it

What Are You Deploying?

Language / Framework	Mode	Guide
Next.js, Nuxt, Remix, SvelteKit, Astro SSR	Auto-detect — rebyte build && rebyte deploy	guides/nodejs-frameworks.md
Vite, Gatsby, CRA, plain HTML	Auto-detect or manual	guides/static-sites.md
Python (FastAPI, Flask, Django)	Manual — create .rebyte/ + rebyte deploy	guides/python.md
Go (Gin, Echo, Chi)	Manual — compile binary + rebyte deploy	guides/go.md
Rust (Axum, Actix Web, Rocket)	Manual — compile binary + rebyte deploy	guides/rust.md

NOT Supported

Do NOT attempt to deploy these — they will fail:

• Express, Fastify, Koa, Hono — raw Node.js HTTP servers. Use Next.js API routes or a full framework instead.
• Docker containers — Rebyte is serverless (Lambda + CDN), not container-based.

External databases are fine. Rebyte doesn't host Postgres/MySQL/MongoDB, but your Lambda can connect to any external database via environment variables. For managed databases built into Rebyte, use the SQLite or DynamoDB addon.

Addons

For SQLite, DynamoDB, or AI Gateway (LLM access), see reference/addons.md.

CLI Reference

For all CLI commands (deploy, info, logs, delete, addon), see reference/cli.md.

Config Reference

For rebyte.json (Python/Go/Rust builds), see reference/rebyte-json.md. Node.js projects should NOT use rebyte.json — use auto-detect instead.