Deploy from Claude Code, Codex or Cursor (one command)

These tools have a terminal. Ask them to publish your site to Dorelli Cloud, or run it yourself in your project folder:

npx github:dorelli-cloud/cli deploy dist --email you@example.com

The last line of the output is your address. Run it again later in the same folder and you update the same site: the key lives in .dorelli.json. Keep that file out of version control and never show its contents. No build folder? Leave out dist to publish the current folder.

Add --yes to skip confirmations (useful when an agent runs it). npx github:dorelli-cloud/cli status shows the state of the site in the current folder.

The first deploy needs a real email address: the management link goes there. Never make one up.

Since version 0.2.0 the CLI removes the stored location (GPS) from your photos on your own computer, before anything is sent. The output says how many photos that was, and which ones it could not clean with certainty. Our server checks every photo again before it goes online. npx github:dorelli-cloud/cli --version shows which version you have.

From version 0.3.0 every message of the CLI and its MCP server is in English, and so are those of the GitHub Action, so an agent or a developer anywhere can read what went wrong. The last line is still your address. This works as soon as the new version is on GitHub; until then you see the Dutch messages.