Google AI Studio workflow

Take Google AI Studio output live on EU infrastructure

Name: VibeDeploy
Brand: VibeDeploy

Between an AI Studio preview and a production site sits one decision: where the export runs. Route the Build mode GitHub export into VibeDeploy and that decision lands on European infrastructure, with each subsequent push from AI Studio rebuilding the live site.

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Why VibeDeploy for Google AI Studio

Of Build mode's four exits (ZIP, GitHub, Cloud Run, Antigravity), only Cloud Run is actual hosting, and it ties publication to a Google Cloud project. Teams that want the serving path under EU jurisdiction need a fifth exit. VibeDeploy provides it: the export builds and serves from Belgian data centres run by a European operator, and the AI Studio side of your workflow doesn't change at all.

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Push from AI Studio, publish in Europe

The built-in GitHub integration turns publishing into a git event: connect the exported repo once and VibeDeploy rebuilds on every push. Iteration continues in Build mode; production updates itself.

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Jurisdiction settled at publish time

Serving happens from data centres inside the EU, operated by a European company, with a DPA on every paid plan. Picking the host settles GDPR posture and data-path questions before the first visitor arrives.

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Static by design, upfront about limits

VibeDeploy runs the built frontend, not a Node process. Build mode projects that are pure UI at runtime ship unchanged; projects needing live Gemini calls are flagged in the docs before you deploy, not discovered broken afterwards.

The Google AI Studio to production workflow

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Iterate in Build mode until the preview holds up
Work the prompt in AI Studio's Build mode as usual. What it generates underneath is a standard React frontend, which is precisely the class of project VibeDeploy builds and serves.
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Take one of the two portable exits
GitHub is the stronger export: the built-in integration pushes the entire project into a repository you control. The ZIP download is the alternative when you would rather hold a plain file. Either way, what leaves AI Studio is an ordinary web project that belongs to you.
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Connect the repository to VibeDeploy
Open a trial at vibedeploy.eu (14 days, no card requested), choose New Site and select the exported repo. VibeDeploy runs the build and publishes the output; from then on, every push AI Studio makes triggers an automatic redeploy.
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On the ZIP path, build once and upload
Unpack the archive, then follow the README's install and build instructions, usually npm install plus the project's build script. The output folder that appears goes into the dashboard by drag-and-drop. A local coding agent holding your VibeDeploy deploy guide can run this entire step unattended.
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Audit the app's runtime Gemini usage
Gemini calls in AI Studio apps run from server-side code, and secrets never leave AI Studio in an export. An app that is pure frontend once running deploys unchanged. If visitors trigger live Gemini calls, a server has to exist somewhere; the FAQ below walks through the options.
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Finish with your own domain
Add the domain in site settings and create a CNAME towards VibeDeploy. Certificates provision automatically, typically inside a minute, with name.vibedeploy.eu serving the site until then.

Google AI Studio hosting at a glance

How Google AI Studio's default hosting and a generic alternative compare to VibeDeploy.

Feature	Google AI Studio default / generic alt	VibeDeploy
Built-in deploy target	Cloud Run only	Static EU hosting (Belgium)
Google Cloud project required	Yes, for Cloud Run	No
Redeploy on git push	Not built in	Yes, via the GitHub export
Custom domain + SSL	Depends on your Cloud Run setup	Included on every plan
Try before you pay	n/a	14-day full trial, no card

Common questions about deploying Google AI Studio

My AI Studio app calls the Gemini API. Will it work on VibeDeploy?expand_more

That depends on when the calls happen. Inside AI Studio, Gemini traffic runs through server-side code, and exports never carry your secrets, so post-export you would supply GEMINI_API_KEY in your own environment. VibeDeploy serves static output and runs no such server code. An app that only used Gemini during generation, and is plain frontend at runtime, deploys exactly as exported. An app whose visitors trigger live Gemini calls needs either those calls removed for the hosted version or a server-capable platform for that piece. In practice, a large share of Build mode projects turn out to be pure UI and move over untouched.

What exactly is in the ZIP export?expand_more

An ordinary React web project. Google's documentation does not commit to a specific toolchain, so resist assumptions: the README in the archive lists the install and build commands that apply. Running them yields a folder of static files, and that folder is the thing you hand to VibeDeploy.

Do I need a Google Cloud project or Cloud Run?expand_more

Neither. Cloud Run is the deploy target AI Studio ships with, not one it requires. When the goal is a website on your own domain, the GitHub or ZIP export plus VibeDeploy covers the whole distance without a cloud console ever opening.

Can AI Studio deploy to VibeDeploy directly, like Cursor does over MCP?expand_more

It cannot; AI Studio contains no MCP client, so no in-tool deploy connection exists. Three routes remain: the GitHub export with rebuild-on-push, which we recommend; a local build of the ZIP uploaded through the dashboard; or handing the exported project plus your VibeDeploy deploy guide to a local coding agent such as Claude Code or Cursor, which then deploys over the API.

I'm coming from Firebase Studio. Does this still apply?expand_more

It does. With Firebase Studio winding down, Google directs its users toward AI Studio, and the pipeline here carries over one-to-one: continue or rebuild the project in Build mode, export via GitHub or ZIP, serve the result from VibeDeploy.

What about the Android apps AI Studio can build?expand_more

Different artefact, different destination. Those are native Kotlin apps headed for an app store, and no web host applies. VibeDeploy's territory is the web side of Build mode: React frontends that compile to static files.