Export generated code

Take the source code Agent Lee generates with you by exporting it to a temporary, Git-cloneable repository.

When Agent Lee generates a small project for you — for example, a starter static site or a Worker — you can export the source so you can keep working on it locally. Agent Lee packages the generated files into a temporary repository and gives you a one-time command to clone it to your machine.

This is a take-home flow: the repository is short-lived and lives in Cloudflare-managed storage, not in your account. It is meant for getting generated code onto your own machine, after which you push it to a Git host of your choice. You do not need to connect a GitHub or GitLab account.

How it works

Temporary repository. When you export, Agent Lee writes the generated files to a repository that expires about 36 hours after it is created. Once it expires, the export card disables the copy button and the code can no longer be cloned.
On-demand clone command. Agent Lee does not put a clone command or credential in the chat transcript. Instead, the export card shows a Copy clone command button that fetches a fresh command when you select it. The command embeds a read credential that is valid for about one hour.
Export card. The card shows the project name, the list of exported files, and a countdown to expiry so you know how long you have to clone.

Export and clone your code

Ask Agent Lee to build something that produces code, then ask it to export the code. For example: "Export this project so I can clone it."
In the export card that appears, review the file list and the expiry countdown.
Select Copy clone command. Agent Lee fetches a fresh command and copies it to your clipboard.
Paste the command into your terminal and run it. What you copied is already a complete git clone invocation, so do not add anything to it. It has the following shape, where the credential is embedded in the remote URL and the final argument is the local directory to create:
```
git clone https://<credential>@<host>/<repository>.git <project-name>
```

Change into the new directory, point the repository at your own Git host, and push it there to keep it:

cd <project-name>
git remote set-url origin https://your-git-host.example/you/your-repo.git
git push -u origin main

Security and privacy

No credential in chat. The clone command and its read credential are delivered only when you select Copy clone command — never in the message text, conversation history, or model context. Agent Lee will not type the clone command into the chat, so do not ask it to.
Short-lived access. The read credential expires about an hour after it is issued. If the command stops working before the repository expires, return to the export card and copy a fresh one.
Nothing is written to your account. The temporary repository lives in Cloudflare-managed storage. Agent Lee does not create repositories, tokens, or other resources in your Cloudflare account to perform an export.
Automatic cleanup. The temporary repository is deleted automatically once it expires. Clone and push to your own host before then.

Limitations

Exported repositories are temporary and are not backed up. Once a repository expires, it cannot be recovered.
The clone credential is read-only and single-purpose. You cannot push back to the temporary repository — push to your own Git host instead.
Code export is intended for small, self-contained projects that Agent Lee generates during a conversation. A single export can include:
- up to 50 files
- up to 100 KB per file
- up to 2 MB in total
Agent Lee tells you if a project is too large to export. If that happens, ask it for a smaller subset of the project.