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Connect a Node.js or Laravel app

One command adds the package and connects with a code you approve; Laravel can connect from its /sitecommand page.

Node.js (Node 20+)

  1. 1In the app's folder run npx sitecommand connect. It installs @sitecommand/node, adds the route for your framework and shows a code to approve in the browser.
  2. 2Deploy with the three SITECOMMAND_ environment variables it printed (it can set them on Vercel for you).
  3. 3Run npx sitecommand verify. AI tools refuse an app until Verify passes.

Laravel 12 and 13

  1. 1Run composer require sitecommand/laravel and deploy.
  2. 2Open /sitecommand on the live app as an administrator and press Connect with Sitecommand. No terminal is needed on the server.
  3. 3If the server cannot write .env, the page shows three lines to paste into it. Then press Verify now.

What you get

Uptime, SSL and domain checks, the app's health checks, its recorded errors and its packages checked against known vulnerabilities. The AI can only run actions your code registers; there is no file, database or shell access.

Still stuck? Ask Commander in your dashboard and press Talk to a person.

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