Create a Vercel project and select the twhsi/skills GitHub repository.
Framework Preset: Other
Install & Deploy
GitHub is the source.Vercel builds. Cloudflare connects the domain.
This site is a static build with no database or paid backend. LLM metadata is generated from
skills/*/SKILL.md, while Vercel publishes the human-facing pages for ChatGPT, Claude,
Gemini, Codex, Hermes, and other LLM agents.
build: npm run build
output: dist
hosting: Vercel
dns: Cloudflare
npm run build |
Generate dist/, agent.json, skills.json, and llms.txt from the repository. |
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npm run preview |
Preview dist/ locally with Python at http://localhost:4177. |
Back home |
The repository already includes vercel.json, so Vercel can use the declared build command and output directory.
buildCommand: npm run build outputDirectory: dist
After deployment, open /agent.json, /skills.json, and /llms.txt to verify the LLM entry points.
/agent.json /skills.json /llms.txt
Cloudflare
Cloudflare manages DNS. Use the exact records shown on the Vercel project's Domains page.
dash.cloudflare.comDNSDashboard
Add the records requested by Vercel in Cloudflare DNS. Subdomains usually use CNAME; apex domains use the A or CNAME values shown by Vercel.
skills.example.com -> Vercel DNS target
HTTPSDomain
Return to Vercel Domains and wait for verification. Vercel will issue the HTTPS certificate for the deployed domain.
open /agent.json after DNS resolves
LLMContext
After the custom domain is ready, publish /llms.txt as public LLM context and /agent.json as the machine entry point.
80% LLM-readable 20% human-readable