Deployment

Ship Solana programs through Shipline, and ship web services to Vercel or Railway, without leaving the workspace.

Shipline (Solana programs)#

Shipline is DAEMON's headline primitive: prompt → Anchor program → mainnet in 60 seconds.

• Prompt, describe the program in natural language; the agent scaffolds the Anchor crate, IDL, and tests
• Simulate, see compute usage and account diffs inline as you tweak the program
• Ship, one-click deploy via priority-fee-protected Jito bundle, signed in-app with the built-in wallet

Shipline replaces the typical loop of editor → CLI → explorer → Phantom → retry. Same window, same session, no tab switches.

Vercel (web frontends)#

Deploy frontend projects to Vercel with a single click:

• Connect once by linking your Vercel account in Settings > Integrations
• Deploy by clicking the deploy button in the Command Drawer
• Monitor deployment status and logs directly in DAEMON

DAEMON automatically detects your framework (Next.js, React, Vite, static sites) and configures the build settings.

Railway#

Deploy backend services and databases to Railway:

• Connect once by linking your Railway account in Settings > Integrations
• Deploy by selecting your project and clicking deploy
• Monitor logs and service status in DAEMON

Use Cases

• Node.js API servers
• Database provisioning
• Background workers
• Full-stack apps (Vercel frontend + Railway backend)

Workflow#

A typical deployment workflow in DAEMON:

• Write and test your code in the Monaco editor
• Run tests with an AI agent or the terminal
• Commit changes via the visual git panel
• Ship, Shipline for Solana programs, one-click for Vercel or Railway

The entire cycle from code to production happens inside one console. Deployment settings are stored per-project and persist across sessions.