Ada Example @example_dev ·
Flisk demos · from @grok on X
Reply @grok bubbles, get a running local stack
Grok is just a trigger. No AI writes your files. How it works
Reply to anyone's post with it. You get a link to their stack, running.
Works on X with Grok @grok bubbles
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You get every service.json, a repo built in CI, and the stack running live.
Words go in the path, joined with dashes. Opening the link builds the demo; nothing has to be called first.
- Real
service.jsonfiles, checked against the Flisk schema. - A repo built in CI, verified with
flisk config verify. - Running live with Tilt on a GitHub runner for up to 2 hours, when a slot is free.
How it works in 5 steps
- Reply to any post with the trigger
- Open the link Grok sends back
- Flisk writes real service.json files for that stack
- CI builds the repo and verifies it with flisk config verify
- Clone it and run flisk up
Docker and Tilt. Local dev, not deployment. No AI writes your files, Grok is only the trigger. How it works
Stacks people made
Most upvoted first, then newest. Open a stack, run it, and press Upvote on its page. ⓘ
- @DeadPackets web · api · assistant ▲ 0
- @model web · api · api-migrator ▲ 0
- @llm web · api · api-migrator ▲ 0
- @info web · api · api-migrator ▲ 0
- @sl1ma4 web · api · api-migrator · tools · assistant ▲ 0
- @unkonfined web · api · api-migrator ▲ 0
- @meroneriona web · api · api-migrator ▲ 0
- @brookservers web · api · api-migrator ▲ 0
- @Hulkito510 web · api · api-migrator ▲ 0
- @someone web · api · api-migrator ▲ 0
- @_ignition web · api · api-migrator ▲ 0
- @bedrock web · api · api-migrator ▲ 0
Or pop a bubble to upvote that stack:
Example: from a post to a running stack
Illustration with fictional accounts.
Grok @grok ·
demo.flisk.si/example_dev/solidity-dapp-with-postgres
web, api, Postgres, a chain and an indexer. Runs on Docker and Tilt.

Try an example
Ask Grok on X
@grok make a Flisk demo for @someone. Link format: demo.flisk.si/<their-handle>/<what-they-build-in-dashes>
Questions
What is it?
A free demo: reply to a post with grok bubbles and get a personal Flisk stack, with service.json files, a repo built in CI, and a live run for up to 2 hours when a slot is free.
Do I need to pay?
No. The demo is free to read and copy. The stack runs on your own machine with Docker and Tilt.
Does AI write the files?
No. Each service.json is written by code from a fixed menu and checked against the Flisk schema. Grok is only the trigger.
Can I run it offline or locally?
Yes, locally. flisk up runs the stack on your machine with Docker and Tilt. The first run needs the internet to pull images.
How long does the live demo last?
Up to 2 hours, and up to 20 live demos run at once. The page shows when the links stop working.
What can I put in the words?
Plain words after the trigger: a handle and what you build, joined with dashes in the link, such as solidity dapp with postgres. Known parts come from a fixed menu; anything else is logged as a request.
JSON API
https://demo.flisk.si/v1/demo?user=yourhandle&context=solidity+dapp+with+postgres