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Deploy a real multi-user web app from this conversation, then keep operating it. You author an HTML page plus a manifest; `homespun deploy` puts it live on its own URL with magic-link sign-in, a shared realtime database, per-role read/write/delete permissions, email notifications and file uploads. Owners invite other people, who sign in and use it together. You keep read and write access to the app's data and its change feed afterwards, so you can query it, write to it, watch it and redeploy it in later conversations. Use when the work deserves a persistent app people can return to and share, rather than a reply. Drives the `homespun` CLI: deploy, read/write data, watch for changes.

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<!-- homespun skill v1.6.99 -->

# homespun

`homespun` deploys real web apps for you and keeps you connected to them. You
author an HTML page plus a manifest (what data it stores, who may read and write
each part of it), `homespun deploy` puts it live on its own URL, and the relay
supplies the parts you would otherwise have to build: sign-in, a shared database
with a live change feed, per-role permissions, email notifications and file
uploads. The owner invites whoever should have access, and they use it together.

You stay a first-class participant afterwards. Through the exact same collection
API the page itself uses, you can read the app's data, write to it, watch its
feed, and redeploy a new version to the same URL in a later conversation. The app
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