Self-hosting Frontman: what stays on your infrastructure, and what doesn’t

I’m one of Frontman’s developers. It lets you select an element in a running app, describe a small change, and use browser/framework context to edit its source. It's really nice for non-technical people, instead of using the CLI. For Next.js, Astro and Vite projects, you can deploy the Phoenix server and PostgreSQL yourself and point the integration at that server. Orchestration and task persistence then run on your infrastructure. It isn’t a complete one-click Compose appliance - i need to work on that. Client/framework libraries are Apache 2.0; the server carries AGPL licensing plus published AI supplementary restrictions. The standard WordPress plugin connects to our hosted client/API, so I’m not presenting it as a ready-made self-hosted WordPress setup. Deployment: frontman.sh/docs/reference/self-hosting Source: github.com/frontman-ai/frontman preview.redd.it/x6uz9txrn3uh1.png