I let Muse ship an app on SnoozeStack. Here’s the whole thing.

Description and use

Muse built and deployed a guestbook app on SnoozeStack, leveraging a single project file, schema migration, and immutable release in one command.

Problem

Deploying a full-stack app with minimal manual steps while ensuring database schema migration and immutable releases.

Outcome

The agent successfully built a guestbook app, migrated the schema, and published an immutable release in a single command, demonstrating SnoozeStack’s agent‑friendly workflow.

Workflow

• Sign up and log in via CLI device‑code flow
• Create project folder with project.toml defining functions, sites, and capabilities
• Define database schema in code and compile to schema.json
• Implement guestbook function that writes/reads to the database
• Run the app locally with snoozestack dev and test round‑trip via curl
• Publish the project with snoozestack publish and verify live deployment

Evidence

SnoozeStack — a backend platform with a specific bet: most developers don’t have one app with a million users, they have ten apps with a hundred users each, and the infrastructure tax per project is what kills the other nine.

Source

The entire application — functions, schema, sites, capabilities — is one project.toml that Muse can configure

Source

$ snoozestack publish Publishing "muse-demo" to production ok Checking project 2 functions, 1 site ok Planning schema 1 change against production ok Uploading sites "www": 1 uploaded ok Building functions 2 functions bundled ok Deploying release release r3 is production — runtime healthy

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