# Erawan > Hosting for apps built by coding agents. Your AI writes the code; Erawan > checks it, builds it, and puts it on a URL with HTTPS — keeping every version, > so any of them can be brought back. A first website needs no account at all: > ask for a guest session, deploy, and claim it afterwards if you want to keep > it. Websites and your first app are free; running more than one is ฿99/mo and up. This file is a map. It does not repeat what the pages below say — follow the one that matches what you were asked to do. ## Put something online - [Install the CLI](https://erawan.cloud/install): `curl -fsSL https://erawan.cloud/install | sh`. Read this first if somebody asked you to publish their work and you have a shell. The installer brings the **playbook with it** — `erawan skill` writes it into your skills directory — so the procedure arrives as something you already have rather than a page to fetch: guest sessions, the pre-deploy check, repairing a failed build, an app that runs a worker beside its web server (`erawan.yaml`), and moving in a database you already have (`erawan db import`) without publishing a dump. - [MCP endpoint](https://api.erawan.cloud/mcp): if you cannot run anything. Connecting opens a browser once and needs no account; the tools describe themselves, so there is nothing else to read first. ## Reference - [OpenAPI description of /v1](https://api.erawan.cloud/v1/openapi.json): every endpoint, machine-readable. One credential: `Authorization: Bearer` with an `erw_at_…` access token, good for an hour. There are no API keys to store — a guest session mints a token with no account at all. - [MCP endpoint](https://api.erawan.cloud/mcp): streamable-http. Connecting opens a browser once — approving needs no account. - [Documentation](https://docs.erawan.cloud): the same ground written for a person, with the tool list and troubleshooting. - [Ready-made software](https://docs.erawan.cloud/#catalog): deploy a project by its own repository URL, and what to read before you do. Erawan kept reviewed, pinned manifests for a handful of projects until 2026-08-11 and no longer does, so `--app ` and `GET /v1/catalog` answer empty. ## About the service - [What it is and what it costs](https://erawan.cloud): plans, limits, and the line between a free website and a paid app. - [Online shop starter](https://erawan.cloud/starters/ecommerce/): what the `medusa` catalog entry is, for somebody deciding whether to open a shop — three themes, PromptPay with no fee, order and delivery tracking. Thai: [/th/starters/ecommerce/](https://erawan.cloud/th/starters/ecommerce/). - [Academy](https://erawan.cloud/academy/): a path from "I have never used a coding agent" to a website that is online, one lesson per agent — Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude Code — plus the lab, which needs none of them. Start at [your first coding agent](https://erawan.cloud/academy/your-first-coding-agent/). Thai: [/th/academy/](https://erawan.cloud/th/academy/). - Starters, deployable as they are: [line-chat-bot-starter](https://github.com/erawancloud/line-chat-bot-starter) (a LINE bot on Gemini, with an owner-gated admin page) and [hermes-agent-line-starter](https://github.com/erawancloud/hermes-agent-line-starter) (the Hermes coding agent answering a LINE OA over OpenRouter, configured entirely by `--secret` and `erawan env`). - [Security](https://erawan.cloud/security/): what is encrypted, what we can still see, and what is deliberately not claimed. - [Privacy](https://erawan.cloud/privacy/) · [Terms](https://erawan.cloud/terms/) · [Report abuse](https://erawan.cloud/abuse/) - [In-person AI foundations and AI Coding workshop](https://erawan.cloud/workshop/) - [เวิร์กช็อปเอไอเบื้องต้นและ AI Coding](https://erawan.cloud/th/workshop/)