Lizard (lizard.build)
Lizard is the easiest way to deploy a production app your coding agent wrote. Tell Claude Code, Cursor or Codex to deploy it and the agent ships your app, reads the logs, and fixes a failed deploy on its own. Postgres, Redis and S3-compatible storage come up in one command. Lizard bills per second and only for active resources (CPU, RAM, Storage), so the same app costs on average 80% less than AWS. Paste this into your agent to start: npx skills add lizard-build/skill -g
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Lizard (lizard.build) is a platform designed to simplify the deployment of production applications. It allows users to instruct coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex to deploy their apps, manage logs, and automatically fix any deployment failures. This makes it an efficient tool for developers looking to streamline their deployment process.
Lizard (lizard.build) is generally more cost-effective than AWS, as it bills per second and only for active resources such as CPU, RAM, and Storage. On average, using Lizard can cost about 80% less than AWS for the same application.
Lizard (lizard.build) offers several features for app deployment, including the ability to deploy applications with a single command, automatic log reading, and self-fixing capabilities for failed deployments. It also supports essential services like Postgres, Redis, and S3-compatible storage.
To start using Lizard (lizard.build), you can paste the following command into your coding agent: npx skills add lizard-build/skill -g. This will integrate Lizard into your development environment.