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1

Connect GitHub

When you first open Apps, Nixopus walks you through setting up the GitHub App. This creates a GitHub App on your account and installs it on the repositories you choose. See the GitHub integration guide for details.
2

Pick a repo

Click Create from the apps list. You’ll see your connected repositories — search or sort to find the one you want, then select it.
3

Deploy via chat

Selecting a repo takes you to the AI Chat with a pre-filled prompt. Hit Enter and Nixopus analyzes your codebase, generates the right build configuration, and deploys your app automatically.
4

Verify

Once the deploy finishes, click the live URL to confirm your app is running. Every deployment gets HTTPS automatically.
You can also deploy from VS Code or Cursor using the editor extension — just open the chat and say “deploy this project.”
Self-hosted users who need full control over build configuration can use the deploy form instead. This lets you manually set the build pack, Dockerfile path, environment variables, domains, and pre/post run commands.

App detail tabs

After deploying, your app’s detail page has these tabs:
TabWhat’s there
MonitoringDeployment overview, health check status, deployment health chart
ConfigurationBuild settings, domains, environment variables
DeploymentsDeploy history, logs for each deployment
WorkflowsAI-powered deployment workflows
ResourcesRunning containers, images, start/stop/restart
LogsReal-time container logs

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