Deploy

Kilo Deploy lets you ship Next.js and static sites directly from Kilo Code, with:

One-click deployment from the Kilo Code dashboard
No manual configuration — deployment settings are generated for you
Deployment history with logs and build details
Automatic rebuilds on every GitHub push

Supported Platforms

Next.js 14 — latest minor
Next.js 15 — all versions
Next.js 16 — partial support (some features may not work)
Static Sites — pre-built HTML/CSS/JS
Static Site Generators — Hugo, Jekyll, Eleventy (built during deployment)

Package managers: npm, pnpm, yarn, bun — automatically detected.

Prerequisites

Enable the GitHub Integration before deploying:

Go to Integrations → GitHub
Click Configure and follow the prompts to connect GitHub to Kilo Code

Deploying Your App

1. Open the Deploy Tab

Navigate to your Organization dashboard or Profile
Select the Deploy tab

2. Select Your Project

Click New Deployment
Choose GitHub in the Integration dropdown
Select your repository and branch

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3. Click Deploy

Kilo Code will:

Build your project
Upload artifacts
Provision your deployment
Stream logs in real time

Once complete, you’ll receive a deployment URL you can open or share.

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Deployment History & Rollbacks

Each deployment is saved automatically with:

Timestamp
Build logs
Deployment URL (Preview/Production)

From the deployment details, you can:

Inspect previous builds
Redeploy
Delete deployments

Database Support

Kilo Deploy does not include built-in database hosting, but you can connect to any external database service.

Environment Variables

Kilo Deploy supports Environment Variables and Secrets. Add the variable key and value during the Create New Deployment step, and toggle to mark as secrets.

Common Use Cases

Deploy is ideal for:

Quick prototypes — instantly push an idea live
Staging environments — share a preview environment
Rapid iteration — push commits and get automatic rebuilds