Limits and production readiness

Septiembre helps small businesses publish AI-assisted web landings, but production still needs ownership. Use this page to check what is allowed, what is ready for launch, and what your team remains responsible for.

Allowed use

You can use Septiembre to deploy static marketing pages, lead-capture landings, product waitlists, campaign pages, and small business websites generated by humans or coding agents.

Do not use it for illegal content, phishing, malware, deceptive impersonation, abusive automation, or content you do not have rights to publish.

Production readiness

Before sharing the URL with customers, confirm:

• The repository builds with pnpm install and pnpm build.
• The output directory is correct.
• Forms, analytics, and third-party embeds use production credentials.
• The landing has real business contact information and privacy/legal copy where needed.
• The first successful deploy has completed, because that is when live DNS/CDN infrastructure is activated/materialized.

Current limits

Area	Limit or expectation
App type	Use web for static landing pages.
Regions	Supported regions are defined by Septiembre Cloud; current API docs list us-east-1, us-east-2, and sa-east-1.
Repository size	Deployment may reject repositories over 100 MB compressed git size.
Build command	Must finish without interactive prompts.
Output	Must produce static files in the configured output directory.
Live infrastructure	Appears after the first successful deploy, not merely after app creation.

Best practices

• Keep the landing small and static when possible.
• Commit the pnpm lockfile.
• Use environment variables for public configuration only when the frontend framework expects them.
• Ask your coding agent to document the build command and output directory in the repository README.
• Test the exact production build command locally before every important launch.
• After each deploy, verify the public URL and any conversion path such as forms or calendar links.

Prompt for an agent

Review this landing for Septiembre Cloud production readiness.
Use pnpm commands.
Confirm the build output directory.
Check for missing legal/contact content, broken links, and non-production placeholders.
Remember that live DNS/CDN infrastructure appears after the first successful deploy.