The guide your AI reads

Exactly what LazyFrog tells your AI when it starts working: how to build, preview and publish here, and its limits. Word for word, from the platform itself.

This is word for word what your AI gets from LazyFrog's guide tool, one section per page: the first few sections at the start of a session, the others as it needs them (before it adds a database, before it publishes). Reading it shows you what it knows.

LazyFrog hosts web apps that you build for your user. Each project has its own Linux workspace (an isolated sandbox), its own PostgreSQL 19 databases and its own storage. You work through these tools; the user does not need a terminal. A call is a tool name with JSON arguments, e.g. the project tool with {"action": "create", "name": "Crumb & Co", "template": "static-site"}; the guide writes that as project create.

Reading and changing: use the read-only tools to read
Two jobs: building in the preview, helping run the business on the live site
Before you build something new
Start here
WordPress
Where files live
Services (services.json)
Database
Files and uploads
Forms
Routing (routing.json)
Git
Working from a checkout
Working with other people
Redesigning or moving an existing website
A site with several pages
Changing an existing site
Account matters (the user does these in the portal)
Keeping a project current
Their own photos and files
Bringing an app here, and taking it away
Make it real: from a chat prototype to a project
Secrets
Seeing your work
Publishing
Taking payments (the user's own shop)
Email, AI and PDFs for the app
Custom domains
Safety nets
When something fails
When the live site breaks
Being told when things happen
Sign-in for the app's users
Building good apps here