1. Push your project to GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket.
2. In Netlify, choose Add new site → Import an existing project and pick the repository.
3. Netlify reads netlify.toml: build command npm run build, publish folder dist, Node.js 22. Click Deploy.

The build uses baseUrl from config.toml unless you add a SITE_URL environment variable in the Netlify site settings.

netlify.toml also sets long-term caching for /_astro/* and /images/*, and sends missing /fr/... URLs to the French 404 page. Add a block for each extra language.

Using Netlify Forms? Set contactFormProvider = "netlify" and contactFormAction = "/", enable form detection under Forms, and redeploy.

1. Push your project to GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket.
2. In Vercel, choose Add New → Project and import the repository. Framework preset: Astro.
3. Vercel reads vercel.json, which builds with sh vercel.sh. Click Deploy.

vercel.sh sets the site address (SITE_URL) for each build, and on Vercel it replaces baseUrl:

• Production builds use the SITE_URL environment variable if you set one in the Vercel project settings. Otherwise they use your Vercel production domain. Set SITE_URL (for example https://www.acme.dev) when you want one exact address, such as the www or the bare domain.
• Preview builds use https://staging.<your production domain>.

Edit vercel.sh if you want something else.

vercel.json also enables trailing slashes, redirects /sitemap.xml to /sitemap-index.xml, and serves the .md and llms files as text.

From git: in the Cloudflare dashboard, open Workers & Pages → Create → Pages → Connect to Git, pick the repository, and set the build command to npm run build and the output directory to dist (the same folder as pages_build_output_dir in wrangler.toml).

The included wrangler.toml already sets NODE_VERSION = "22.13.1" under [vars]. Cloudflare treats this file as the source of truth for the settings in it and shows them read-only in the dashboard, so change them in the file. Set your address with baseUrl in config.toml.

From your computer: Kivo doesn’t install Wrangler (Cloudflare’s command-line tool) for you. Add it once, change name in wrangler.toml to your project name, then log in, build, and deploy:

npm install -D wrangler
npx wrangler login
npm run build
npm run deploy:cf

public/_headers serves the .md and llms files as text on Cloudflare Pages and Netlify.

Run npm run build and upload the contents of dist/ to your web server or static host (GitHub Pages, S3, a shared host, and so on).

For Apache servers, public/.htaccess (copied into dist/) sets browser caching for CSS, JavaScript, images, and fonts, and serves the .md copies as Markdown with X-Robots-Tag: noindex.