Cybrix Skills

Cybrix — deploy from Claude Code

Tell Claude to deploy. Get a live HTTPS URL in under 60 seconds.

Cybrix is a hosting service for static sites built for coaches, designers, and creators who build with Claude but don't do DevOps. This plugin adds a cybrix-deploy skill to Claude Code — Claude runs the build, packages the output, uploads it to Cloudflare's edge network, and hands you a live URL directly in the chat.

No Git. No GitHub account. No config files. No dashboards. Just talk.

> Deploy this with cybrix

✓ Detected static site (Next.js export)
✓ Building... done in 8s
✓ Uploading to Cybrix... done
✓ Live at: https://my-site.cbrx.cc

  Your site is live. Connect a custom domain in dashboard.

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Quick start

1. Install the skill — run inside Claude Code:

/plugin marketplace add cybrixcc/cybrix-skills
/plugin install cybrix-deploy@cybrix-skills

2. Get a free API token at app.cybrix.cc — no credit card required.

3. Set your token:

export CYBRIX_TOKEN=vd_your_token_here

To persist across sessions:

mkdir -p ~/.config/cybrix && echo "vd_your_token_here" > ~/.config/cybrix/token

4. Open Claude Code in your project and say:

Deploy this with cybrix

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What Claude does

1. Detects your project type (Next.js, Astro, Vite, Hugo, Eleventy, plain HTML, and more)
2. Scans for environment variables your build needs — asks how to handle each one
3. Runs the build and locates the output directory
4. Uploads to Cybrix and polls until the site is live
5. Returns the live URL directly in the chat

Works in any language — "deploy this", "задеплой это", "despliega esto" — Claude understands the intent.

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Supported project types

Static sites only. Detection is heuristic — works with any framework that produces a static output folder.

Result	Examples
[deploy]	Next.js (output: 'export'), Astro, Vite, Hugo, Eleventy, Jekyll, Zola, plain HTML
[skip]	Dockerfile present, Node/Go/Python/Ruby server entry points

Output directories checked in order: dist, out, public, _site, build, .output/public.

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Environment variables

Before running the build, Claude scans your project for environment variables the build will need:

• Reads .env, .env.local, .env.production, .env.example
• Greps source files for process.env.X and import.meta.env.X references
• Shows you what it found and asks how to handle each:
  • Paste here — sent encrypted with the deploy
  • Set later — configure in the Cybrix dashboard after deploy
  • Skip — build may fail or the site may not work correctly

Claude warns if a variable is used in code but missing from your env files, and refuses to forward anything that looks like a private secret (*_SECRET, *_PRIVATE_KEY, DATABASE_URL) inside a client-bundle prefix (NEXT_PUBLIC_*, VITE_*) without your explicit confirmation.

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Token lookup order

The skill looks for your token in this order:

1. $CYBRIX_TOKEN environment variable
2. ~/.config/cybrix/token
3. .cybrix/token in the project root

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Pricing

Plan	Projects	Deploys	Domain	Deploy history	Commercial use
Free	1	Unlimited	*.cbrx.cc	7 days	[allowed]
Pro — $9/mo	10	Unlimited	Custom domain	90 days + rollback	[allowed]

Both plans allow commercial use. No Fair Use restrictions.

Pro also includes Telegram deploy alerts. → cybrix.cc/pricing

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Troubleshooting

<details> <summary><strong>"CYBRIX_TOKEN is not set"</strong></summary>

Set it with export CYBRIX_TOKEN=vd_... or save to ~/.config/cybrix/token as shown above.

</details> <details> <summary><strong>"Output directory not found"</strong></summary>

Run your build manually first (npm run build, hugo, etc.) to confirm it works, then retry. If the output path is non-standard, tell Claude the correct path when prompted.

</details> <details> <summary><strong>"Build failed"</strong></summary>

Claude shows the last 40 lines of output. Fix the error (missing node_modules, missing env vars, TypeScript errors) then say "deploy again".

</details> <details> <summary><strong>"Free tier project limit reached"</strong></summary>

Free plan is limited to 1 project. Upgrade at cybrix.cc/pricing or delete an existing project from your dashboard.

</details> <details> <summary><strong>"Bundle too large"</strong></summary>

Gzipped output exceeds 100 MB. Common causes: source maps in production output, node_modules accidentally in dist, large unoptimised assets.

</details>

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Support

• Bug in the skill — open an issue
• Account or deploy problem — support@cybrix.cc or app.cybrix.cc
• Contributing a fix — see CONTRIBUTING.md

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License

MIT — see LICENSE.