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Projects

Deployments

Putting a project on a live URL, through your own Vercel or your own git workflow.

How a project goes live

A project deploys the way it already did before PandaOS, and Panda drives that rather than replacing it.

  • Your own Vercel. Connect Vercel and link it to the project. Deploys land in your account, under your plan, and the Deployments tab shows each build with its status and its preview URL.
  • Your own git workflow. Push, and whatever you already have on the other end takes over. Panda can stage, write the commit message and push for you from the Git panel.

There is no PandaOS-hosted deploy. If you are looking for a one-click button that creates a repository and a domain for you, it is not in the product.

Environment variables

A build needs the variables your project reads. With Vercel linked, they are managed from the Deployments tab, and Panda can compare them against your local .env and tell you which are missing on either side. The values themselves stay in the Credentials panel and never enter the chat.

Dev server

Panda edits, the server reloads, the preview updates, all beside the chat.

Python Environments

PandaOS detects Python virtual environments in your projects and can automatically activate them for every command PandaOS runs.