Deploy straight from Codex
SimDeploy lets OpenAI Codex deploy a project with a single non-interactive command (simdeploy deploy --yes), returning typed states and structured JSON the agent can branch on.
Codex operates SimDeploy through the non-interactive CLI. Every command takes --json and returns typed states (READY, BUILD_FAILED, DEPLOY_FAILED) the agent can handle.
How it works
1. npm i -g simdeploy 2. export SIMDEPLOY_TOKEN=sd_live_... (once, by a human — never pasted in chat) 3. simdeploy deploy --yes 4. simdeploy status --json
- —No interactive prompts with --yes — automation never hangs
- —Per-stage logs (ANALYZE, BUILD, DEPLOY, HEALTH) via API and CLI
- —AGENTS.md and llms.txt document the flow for any agent
How Codex operates SimDeploy
Codex operates SimDeploy entirely through the non-interactive CLI. Installed globally with npm i -g simdeploy, every command accepts --json and returns typed states — READY, BUILD_FAILED, DEPLOY_FAILED — that the agent can branch on. The --yes flag removes every interactive prompt, so an automated run never hangs waiting for input, and a non-zero exit code signals failure unambiguously. Errors come back as {code, message}, and per-stage logs (ANALYZE, BUILD, DEPLOY, HEALTH) are available from both the CLI and the REST API.
What deploys today
Static builds deploy end-to-end today. Server-rendered and serverless targets are planned and return a typed error today rather than failing silently. The contract Codex relies on is documented in AGENTS.md and llms.txt, so the deploy flow is discoverable without guessing — and the build always runs locally, with only the output uploaded to SimDeploy.
FAQ
How do I deploy from OpenAI Codex?
Install the CLI with npm i -g simdeploy, authenticate once with simdeploy login, then run simdeploy deploy --yes. Codex reads the typed state from the --json output.
Will automation hang on an interactive prompt?
No. With --yes there are no interactive prompts, and every command returns a non-zero exit code on failure so the agent knows when to act.
How does Codex read a failed deploy?
Errors come back as {code, message} and per-stage logs (ANALYZE, BUILD, DEPLOY, HEALTH) are available through both the CLI and the API.
What can SimDeploy deploy today?
Static builds ship today. Server-rendered and serverless targets are planned.