Connect a command-line coding agent to Revdoku

Run Claude Code, Codex CLI, or another command-line coding agent and let it publish websites through Revdoku. Connect once, then ask the agent to build, publish, and update sites straight from your terminal.

1. Create a Revdoku account first

Setup starts in the Revdoku app. Go to https://app.revdoku.com, create an account, and sign in before connecting your agent.

Note: this is the first step for every connection. The agent connects to your existing Revdoku account, not an anonymous prompt.

2. Copy the connection message for your agent

In the Revdoku app, click New (or the + button on mobile) and choose Copy Instructions for AI. This copies the current Revdoku connection message, so there is no key or password to paste.

3. Paste it into your agent and confirm the connection

Run your agent (for example claude or codex) in the terminal, paste the copied message, and send. The agent connects to Revdoku and confirms by listing the buckets in your account.

Once you see your buckets, the connection works. Ask the agent to build a site and publish it, and it returns a live *.revdoku.site link: public, password-protected, or on your own domain.

You’ve connected Revdoku. Now just ask publish to Revdoku and your AI publishes it as a live URL.

Cross-check the result from ChatGPT

After a terminal agent publishes to Revdoku, ChatGPT can inspect the same bucket if Revdoku is connected there too. Use this to summarize the publish workflow or check the generated files before you share the URL.

Takeaway

Create a Revdoku account, copy the connection message from the app, and paste it into your agent. After it lists your buckets you can build, publish, and update sites from the terminal, and every change keeps the same link.