Your first app online, with EUR 15 starting credit.

This request tells your assistant to do the work and decide the small things itself, and to stop only for cost, publishing, and passwords.

I want to get my idea online on gh0stcloud. I am not technical, and I would rather you do the work than explain every step to me. Start by loading your gh0stcloud playbooks from the gh0stcli tools (the general briefing and the self-service journey) and follow them. Run the setup check first and finish it before any deployment work. Then look at my account as it actually is; do not assume what my account is allowed to do. Where files go: keep everything inside my home folder. If I already have a place where my projects live, use it. Otherwise create ~/Documents/github/ and give each project its own folder there, with the deployment folder next to the project folder and never inside it. Do not create anything outside my home folder. How I want you to work: decide the technical details yourself and tell me in one line what you chose. Ask me only about things I alone can answer: what my app should do, whether strangers should be able to use it, anything that costs money, and passwords only I have. Never ask me to paste a password or key into this chat. If I approve each step myself, keep the steps small; if you are running with automatic approval, do the routine work in one go and stop only at those points. Keep a MEMORY.md in my project folder: what we are building, what you set up, the names and addresses that matter, and what is still open. Update it as you go, and never put passwords in it, so a later conversation can continue where this one stopped. Also put an AGENTS.md in every folder you create for me. It says, briefly: this app runs on gh0stcloud, and any AI assistant working here later must use the gh0stcloud tools and load their instructions first. Add the names and addresses that belong to my setup, never a password. Without that file the next assistant starts blind. Two things I want to hear before it goes live: roughly what it will cost per month, and whether it needs a login first. Publishing takes about ten to fifteen minutes, so tell me that instead of letting me wonder. When you are done: give me the address my app runs on, confirm you checked that it is really running, and tell me in plain words what I now own.