Render deploy
Deploys applications to Render by analysing the codebase, generating a render.yaml Blueprint and pointing you to the right dashboard pages.
When to use it
- You want an app hosted on Render.
- A project needs a Blueprint for its services and databases.
- You are setting up a web service, worker or cron job on Render.
A practical example
You ask
“Set this app up on Render with a web service and a Postgres database.”
Your agent does
It writes a render.yaml Blueprint for both, explains the settings and gives you the link to create them.
What gets installed
The whole folder is copied, so scripts, references and any license notices stay together.
- agents/openai.yaml480 bytes
- assets/docker.yaml1,398 bytes
- assets/go-api.yaml848 bytes
- assets/nextjs-postgres.yaml870 bytes
- assets/node-express.yaml619 bytes
- assets/python-django.yaml2,538 bytes
- assets/render-small.svg553 bytes
- assets/render.png911 bytes
- assets/static-site.yaml1,352 bytes
- LICENSE.txt10,776 bytes
- references/blueprint-spec.md16,013 bytes
- references/codebase-analysis.md2,300 bytes
- references/configuration-guide.md11,735 bytes
- references/deployment-details.md5,345 bytes
- references/direct-creation.md2,786 bytes
- references/error-patterns.md833 bytes
- references/post-deploy-checks.md1,025 bytes
- references/runtimes.md9,849 bytes
- references/service-types.md11,338 bytes
- references/troubleshooting-basics.md1,361 bytes
- SKILL.md17,637 bytes
Before you start: Needs a Render account; some steps use the Render API or MCP server.
Credit and license
Adapted from Render’s published skill. It’s shared under the Apache License 2.0, and the license file is installed with it however you choose to install.