This week's Swipe · September 2, 2026 · 3 min read

Deployment made simple

Deploy from your coding agent, then turn an X account, old sessions, and your own name into something it can use.

I hate deploying to a VPS. There’s just so many things to consider and why many people choose Vercel or Cloudflare. But now there’s a CLI for that with agent skills to boot. We also have some useful workflows to turn an X account, old coding sessions, and your own name into skills and context AI can use.

In this issue

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    Belt, The toolbelt for your agents [sponsor]

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    Miren, Deploy from your coding agent

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    x-to-skill, Turn X into a skill

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    Boop, Ping your phone from apps

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    entity-seo-skill, Rank for your own name

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    refactoring-ui-skill, Use the book's design rules

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    emulo, Mine sessions into you.md

Give every agent the same skills, tools, and context. [sponsor]

Why: Your next chat doesn’t remember how do that that thing you did last week (unless you tell it). Belt is a CLI that puts skills, tools, and connectors in front of Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex, so the same workflows can be used without explaining yourself AGAIN.

Try: Install Belt with curl -fsSL https://cli.inference.sh | sh, then find and add one workflow you keep repeating. Next time that work shows up, Belt should already have the skill ready.

Tools

Say “deploy this” and it lands on your Linux server.

Why: Evan Phoenix built Miren so your coding agent can run miren deploy on any Linux server you already have, then pull logs or roll back without you leaving the chat.

Try: Install Miren’s agent skills, then tell Claude Code or Codex to set up this app on Miren and deploy it. You should get a live URL in the same chat.

Skills & workflows

Recurring ideas from a public X account.

Why: Virgilio Junior turns a public X account into a skill, and an idea only counts after three posts with a source URL. It reads through opencli and your Chrome login, so it never dumps the whole timeline into context.

Try: Paste Install https://github.com/virgiliojr94/x-to-skill into your agent, then say run x-to-skill on https://x.com/karpathy. It writes a local skill from the ideas that actually recur.

Tools

Apps and agents ping your iPhone directly.

Why: A backup ping in Slack is how your evening disappears. Chris Gregori built Boop so apps POST an event, your iPhone gets it, and an agent can ask the MCP endpoint what broke overnight.

Try: Clone the repo, run docker compose up, and POST a “Backup complete” event from a script you already run. Build and sign the iOS app when you want it on the lock screen.

Skills & workflows

Be the first Google result for your name.

Why: You bought the matching domain and Google still shows a namesake. Saad Salman packaged the playbook he used on his own site into a skill that diagnoses the mix-up, then fixes on-site, off-site, and measurement without black-hat junk.

Try: Clone it into ~/.claude/skills/entity-seo and tell Claude “help me rank #1 for my name.” Have your domain and existing profiles ready.

No more random 13px font sizes.

Why: Agents pick 13px and a new blue every time. s13k turned Adam Wathan and Steve Schoger’s Refactoring UI rules into a skill that only allows the book’s spacing and type scales.

Try: Clone it to ~/.claude/skills/refactoring-ui and say “/refactoring-ui make this dashboard look less amateur.” Watch it pick from the scale instead of inventing 13px.

Tools

A profile of how you actually ship.

Why: Memory is what you told the model. Ohad Krispin mines Claude Code and Codex logs into a you.md of what you reject, what “done” means, and how you talk when you are actually working, with quotes it can verify.

Try: Run npx skills add ohad6k/emulo@emulo, then tell your agent “run emulo” and approve the plan it prints. The payoff is a you.md it reads before the next task.

Reach out

View in Markdown for your agent

Plain .mdyou can paste straight into Claude, ChatGPT, or any agent.

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Disclosure: Our picks are editorially independent. Each one has to give you something useful to swipe. Sponsors are labelled and never reviewed for pay.