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ahyield/eze — Self-hosted web deployment tool for use inside an organization

ahyield/eze is a Go tool that deploys an HTML folder to an address protected by organization login and wires up features such as a database and real-time updates.

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ahyield/eze is a Go tool that deploys an HTML folder to an address protected by organization login and wires up features such as a database and real-time updates.

GitHub description: Self-hosted private websites for your team. Upload a folder of HTML and get a link only your coworkers can open, with a database, live updates, uploads and AI built in. An open-source take on Shopify Quick.

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ahyield/eze is a self-hosted web deployment tool for internal organization users. Upload a folder containing static web files and you can deploy it to an address protected by organization login. The repository description presents no new version or changes, so this introduction covers the features published in the ahyield/eze repository. It is not a service open to the public; it was designed to be used within one trusted organization.

It provides the server and the command-line tool as a single executable, and connects a database, real-time updates, file uploads, multi-user features, and artificial intelligence features through a set of tools used in the browser. It manages data and deployment history for each repository, and also provides guidance documents that coding agents can use. So it does not stop at uploading static files; it focuses on gathering in one place the features a web tool used inside an organization needs. It is written in Go and is released under the MIT license.

Authentication setup is mandatory, and the scope of use is limited to within one trusted organization. It does not fit the purpose of deploying publicly open sites. No latest release is registered, so version-by-version changes or the update path cannot be confirmed. From the publicly available information alone, it is hard to judge the actual scale of use and the stability. The extent that can currently be confirmed is only that it is a tool focused on internal deployment and feature configuration.