Hey ya’ll!
I just published the Github Commit & Deploy Pack, which allows you to commit any Coda cell’s contents to GitHub and deploy to GitHub Pages.
If you create a “Pages” table in Coda (where each row = 1 page) you can create, deploy, and manage an entire webpage right in Coda!
Combine it with an LLM Pack (like ChatGPT or Claude) and you can create an entire website in a single button click (example in the Demo Doc and Explainer Video).
* Requires GitHub account and token with ‘repo’ scope.
Would love to hear your feedback! 
Formulas
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DeployToGitHub()- Commit and deploy HTML to repository -
EnableGitHubPages()- Turn on hosting for a repository -
GetGitHubPagesStatus()- Check if hosting is enabled -
GetGitHubUsername()- Auto-detect authenticated user -
ListMyRepositories()- View all repos
Features
- Zero Git knowledge required - just provide repo name, pack auto-detects username and handles all GitHub operations
- Auto-creates repositories if they don’t exist
- Rewrites paths for GitHub Pages subdirectory hosting (
/services→/portfolio/services) - Each deployment creates a Git commit with full version history
- SHA conflict retry logic for concurrent edits
- Free, permanent hosting at
username.github.io/repo-name(custom domains supported) - Rich JSON responses with commit URLs, live site URLs, and deployment metadata
Pro Tips
- Use table subitem hierarchies as site structure - Coda’s hierarchy automatically becomes URL paths (
/about/team). Move pages around, URLs update automatically. - Connect an LLM Pack for AI generation - Claude or ChatGPT can generate HTML/CSS for each page. Store global elements (header, footer, CSS) in separate cells and concatenate with formulas for consistency.
- Store global elements (header, footer, CSS) in separate cells and use formulas to concatenate them with page-specific content, ensuring consistency across your site.
Very impressive! Thank you for sharing.
