Deploy
One command after the code is ready
Codex CLI can run settlemesh deploy from the generated project and get back a stable public URL. It does not need to switch between hosting, auth, database, and payment dashboards.
For Codex CLI users
Use Codex CLI to ship the app, not just write it.
Codex can generate the code. SettleMesh gives it a production path: deploy the project, attach login and a database, and let the app charge users for usage without custom billing glue.
Production
Login, database, and payments together
SettleMesh turns a Codex-built app into a full-stack product with optional account login, a project database, app APIs, usage metering, and end-user payments.
Agent-native
Search, inspect, quote, then call
Codex can read agent.md, search the service catalog, inspect typed contracts, quote a paid call, and execute through one key and one CLI.
Codex CLI deployment path
npm i -g settlemesh
settlemesh login
# from the Codex-built app directory
settlemesh deploy . --full-stack --wait
# Codex should read this before using the platform:
curl -s https://www.settlemesh.io/agent.mdFAQ
Can Codex CLI deploy an app to production?
Yes. Codex CLI can read SettleMesh's agent.md guide, install or call the SettleMesh CLI, and run a deploy from the project directory. SettleMesh returns a public URL and can wire in login, database access, and payments.
FAQ
What does SettleMesh add after Codex writes the code?
SettleMesh adds the production layer: app hosting, account login, a managed database, usage-based billing, payment flows, and a searchable service catalog the agent can inspect before calling.
FAQ
Can Codex CLI add payments without writing billing code?
Yes. A deployed app can charge signed-in users through SettleMesh Aev balances and delegated end-user billing, so the app can recover per-call AI costs without a custom billing system.