Antigravity 103: Deploying Your AI-Built Site to Cloudflare

In our first two sessions, we established the core foundation of AI-assisted web development. In 101, we used the Manager Workflow to instruct Antigravity to build a responsive site. In 102, we established our “headquarters” by linking our local environment to GitHub, ensuring our code was version-controlled and safe.

But code sitting in a GitHub repository is just text. Today, we turn it into a product. The code is going live.

Why Cloudflare?

When it comes to deploying static sites or lightweight frameworks, Cloudflare is the undisputed king of the edge. It’s fast, the CDN is global, and the entry tier is free and generous. More importantly, it integrates seamlessly with the workflows we’ve already established.

The Deployment

The goal of this deployment is to get the exact state of our files from the end of the 102 briefing onto a public URL.

If you are following along, you can pull the exact source files from our 103 repository: [GitHub Repo Link].

(Deployment steps involve dragging and dropping the static files or connecting the repository directly to Cloudflare Pages for automatic deployments—a concept we will expand upon drastically in the 200-level courses).

The Payoff

The first time you deploy a site that an AI agent built for you, it feels like magic. You didn’t write the HTML. You didn’t write the CSS. You acted as the manager, provided the brief, secured the assets, and orchestrated the launch.

This completes the 100-level sequence. You now know how to build, save, and deploy. In the 200 sequence, we graduate from static HTML to dynamic, multi-page architectures.

The code is live. Let’s start building the complex stuff.