The prototype and the product are the same computer

Hosted builders draw a line: prototyping happens here, production happens somewhere serious. Crossing the line is a project.

On Hoody the line is a snapshot. You vibe-coded the app in a container; when it's ready for users, snapshot it, clone the snapshot into a prod container, point the public alias there. The agent keeps iterating in dev while customers use prod, and promoting a release is snapshot, clone, move the alias: under a minute, reversible by moving it back.

The graduation ceremony from prototype to product was always infrastructure theater.