01Local project to live site
Sign up and connect GitHub
Repository and hosting provisioned together.
Point the project at the remote
Cursor can add the remote itself, like any git project.
Push
The site deploys to HTTPS on the loomweb.co address.
Repeat forever
Edit, commit, push. The loop never changes after this.
02Local project to live site
03Local project to live site
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Sign up and connect GitHub. LoomWeb provisions the repository and hosting. Point your local project at that remote (Cursor can do it), push, and the site is live on HTTPS. From then on the loop does not change: edit in Cursor, commit, push, deployed. The words "deploy" and "push" become the same verb, which is most of the point.
04What this pairing is like months in
Cursor stays your editor with all its local context. LoomWeb stays the thing that makes results real, with deployment history behind every push and the contact endpoint covering the one dynamic job most sites have. No servers enter your life. And the host never constrains what Cursor builds, because static is the same boundary the files already had: pages, not applications.
05Team pushes
Anyone with repository access can push, and every push deploys. The repository is the permission boundary, managed in GitHub, not on the host. That keeps the access model boring, which is what an access model should be.
06Frequently Asked Questions
My project runs a dev server. Do I push that?
You push the built output: the files visitors receive. If the project uses a framework, have Cursor run the build and commit the output directory, as in the publishing flow.
Does Cursor need a plugin for this?
No. Git push is the entire integration. Nothing is installed in the editor and nothing runs on your machine for the host.
Can I preview before pushing?
Locally, the same way you already do. The host only sees what you push, so nothing half-built goes live by accident.
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