bohr documentation

Ask more, code less. bohr turns a GitHub repository into a site that runs on Cloudflare and that you change by talking to an AI agent, in the web panel or on Telegram. Every change lands on a preview first. Nothing reaches production until someone approves it.

Start here

• How it works: the path from a repository to production, step by step.
• bohr.io Cloud or self-hosted: the two ways to run bohr, and what each costs.
• Getting started: sign in, connect Cloudflare and GitHub, and create your first project.

Use bohr

• The agent: ask for changes, review the preview, approve or discard, roll back.
• Projects: builds, versions, members, variables, password protection and domains.
• Deploys: how a project builds and publishes, and the files that describe it.
• Organizations: work as a team, with members that mirror your GitHub organization.

Automate

• The bohr CLI: deploy from your terminal, scripts and CI.
• For AI agents: let Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and other coding agents deploy with the CLI.
• GitHub Action: bohr-io/deploy-action@v1.

Run your own

• Self-hosting: install the open source instance on your own Cloudflare account.
• Migrating from bohr v1: what happened to v1 projects and how to move them to your own account.

For AI tools

Every page has a Markdown copy: add .md to its address (for example /cli/deploy.md). The index of all pages is at /llms.txt, and the whole documentation in one file at /llms-full.txt.