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Track a deploy

Once you start a deploy, livemy.app shows its progress right in the panel: each step, how long it’s taking, and what the AI agent is doing. You can watch it through to the end or stop it at any time.

A timer shows how long the deploy has been running, and a step list tracks where it is. The steps run in order:

  1. Cloning repository — livemy.app fetches your code (for an archive, this is Processing files instead).

  2. Security check — your code is scanned for malware before anything runs.

  3. Setting up server — an isolated container is provisioned for your project.

  4. AI deploying your project — the agent installs dependencies, builds your app, and starts it.

  5. Going live — your project is published to its public URL.

Expand the step list to see each step tick from active to done. If the platform is busy, you may briefly see In queue, position N — your deploy starts as soon as a slot frees up.

To stop early, select Stop deploy. The deploy halts and its container is cleaned up.

During AI deploying your project, livemy.app shows the agent’s current activity and an iteration count as it works. Each iteration is one pass of the agent building, testing, and fixing your app — more complex projects take more iterations. This is normal; let it work through the steps.

Every deploy is scanned for malware before your app runs. The scan result shows as a badge:

  • Scanning — the check is in progress.
  • Verified — no threats found; the deploy continues.
  • Threat — malware was detected (see below).

A deploy ends in one of three ways:

  • Success — the panel shows your public URL (open it or copy it), how long the deploy took, the security result, and a Deploy Report. From here you can Start another deploy or Delete the project.
  • Failed — an error card explains what went wrong. You can redeploy or ask AI Assist to fix it.
  • Cancelled — shown if you stopped the deploy yourself.

On a successful deploy, expand the Deploy Report to see what the agent did:

  • Summary — what was deployed, in short.
  • Changes — what the agent changed to get your app running.
  • Warnings — anything worth your attention.
  • Recommendations — suggested improvements.
  • Next steps — what you might do next.