Deploy Cursor-Built Apps to Production
Cursor is amazing for building. VibeOps makes what you build production-ready with automated security, cost controls, and deployment governance.
When to Use VibeOps
- • Built something with Cursor, need to deploy properly
- • Want security scanning for AI-generated code
- • Vibe coding and need guardrails before going live
- • Need production infrastructure without DevOps expertise
Workflow
- 1.Build with Cursor— Generate your application code
- 2.Push to GitHub— Commit and push your project
- 3.Connect VibeOps— Import your repository
- 4.Security scan— Analyze for vulnerabilities
- 5.Fix issues— Auto-fix with one click
- 6.Configure— Add secrets and database
- 7.Set limits— Define budget and alerts
- 8.Deploy— One-click to production
- 9.Monitor— Track performance and costs
Production Checklist
Common Questions
Yes, VibeOps works with any Cursor project pushed to GitHub. We support all major frameworks including Next.js, React, Python, Node.js, and more.
No, keep using Cursor as your IDE. Just push to GitHub when ready, and VibeOps handles everything from there.
Yes, this is a key feature. AI-generated code often has common security issues like hardcoded secrets or missing authentication. VibeOps catches these before deployment.
VibeOps provides security scanning, cost controls, automatic scaling, monitoring, rollback, and governance that you'd otherwise need to build yourself.
VibeOps auto-detects database requirements and can provision managed databases, or connect to your existing Supabase, PlanetScale, or other database.
Yes, VibeOps supports monorepo deployments. We detect multiple services and deploy them with proper networking and service discovery.