Publish changes

Your site publishes itself. There are no files to upload and nothing to do in Cloudflare.

How it works

• Your repository’s main branch is your live site.
• Cloudflare (Workers Builds) picks up every change that reaches main, builds the site and publishes it in a few minutes.
• Any other branch gets a preview with its own address. On pull requests, Cloudflare posts the link in a comment.

Publish a change

1. Open the pull request on GitHub.
2. Wait for Cloudflare to finish building the preview. You’ll see it in the pull request’s checks.
3. Open the preview link and check the change.
4. Merge the pull request.
5. In a few minutes, the change is live on your domain.

If something goes wrong

• If Cloudflare can’t build the site, nothing is published: your site stays as it was. The pull request shows the error; ask Claude to fix it.
• To undo a change that’s already live, open its pull request on GitHub and use Revert. This creates a new pull request that undoes the change; merge it to publish.
• If you’re not sure what happened, write to us.

Changes from Tentak

When we change something, we also open a pull request in your repository. You see it on GitHub, and it goes through the same preview before it goes live.