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Publishing

Publish an application created in a playground as a project.

Publish a standalone playground session as a connected project in monolayer to automate repository creation and deployments.

About Sandbox Publishing

Publishing turns a standalone playground session into a connected project. The workflow creates a repository, a project, and starts the first deployment.

Publishing a Playground Session

Follow these steps to publish your generated sandbox code, create a connected project, and start its first deployment.

Before you start

Ensure you meet the following conditions before publishing:

  • Configure a GitHub App connection.
  • Choose a project name containing only letters, numbers, spaces, and dashes.

Steps

  1. Choose your standalone chat session from the playground session list.
  2. Click Publish in the session toolbar.
  3. Type a project name in the Project Name field.
  4. Click Confirm.
  5. Wait for the repository, project, and deployment setup to complete.
  6. Click View deployment after publishing completes.

What happens next

The control plane opens the environment details page, displaying the progress of your application's first active deployment.

How It Works

When you publish your application, the control plane and coding agent perform the following tasks:

  • Create a GitHub repository in your organization.
  • Push the application code to the repository.
  • Create a project in your control plane.
  • Deploy your application.

Chat Playgrounds

Use chat playgrounds to build and preview applications in your AWS account.

Chat Sessions Dashboard

Manage active chat sessions across autopilot and project workspaces.

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