Platform Limits

Creght is a platform for building websites with AI: you describe what you need, and the platform generates, hosts, and publishes it. It is not a general-purpose cloud, and it does not run arbitrary programs.

Here is where the current version stops: what it does, what it does not, and where the quotas live.

Supported today

An AI-generated site is a React app running on Creght: server-rendered, with the database, cache, and backend functions all managed by the platform. Here is what it does today.

Pages and renderingA Next.js-like React app, server-rendered.
  • Generate a multi-page site from a description, then edit by chat
  • File routing, getServerSideProps, metadata
  • Crawlers and AI agents receive complete HTML
  • Multilingual sites
Content and formsBoth are managed in the platform.
  • Structured content: articles, products, cases
  • Site forms with email notifications
  • CDN for images and video
Backend and dataManaged database, cache, and JavaScript functions.
  • Business logic for bookings, signups, leads, approvals
  • No instance to buy, no connection string, no backups to run
  • Third-party APIs and LLMs, credentials in env vars
Members and paymentsAuth and checkout are platform integrations.
  • Email, Google, and GitHub login
  • Alipay desktop web payments
  • No sessions or callbacks to implement
Publishing and domainsOne publish action, no servers or certificates.
  • Mainland China / Hong Kong / US access nodes
  • Custom domains, automatic HTTPS, ICP filing
  • SEO, sitemap, robots, llms.txt, and .md for any page
  • Visit analytics and custom events
Collaboration and exportUndo a bad change, or take the code with you.
  • Preview first; production moves only on publish
  • One-click rollback, backups, multi-user editing
  • Export built HTML/CSS/JS and host it anywhere
  • Take the React project source through the CLI

The export covers the frontend. Content management, backend functions, login, and payments depend on the Creght runtime and do not travel with the exported files.

Not supported yet

Your own runtimeNo Docker images, Node or Python services, or custom containers.
A specific database or middlewareDesigns that require PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis, a message queue, or your existing instance do not fit here.
GPU and self-hosted modelsNo GPU, so no inference, training, or video transcoding. Call an external model API instead.
Scheduled and background jobsBackend functions run inside a single request: no timers, no queues.
Persistent realtime connectionsNo WebSocket, so no realtime chat rooms or multi-user collaboration.
Full e-commercePayments work, but there is no cart, inventory, fulfillment, shipping, or invoicing.
Large file hostingNot a video origin, file drive, or download site.
Apps, mini programs, desktopWebsites only.
Bulk emailEmail covers form notifications and verification codes, not recipient lists or delivery reports.

Quotas

Content entries, forms, storage, traffic, collaborators, and version history days vary by plan; see the pricing page for exact numbers.

What AI cannot do for you

  • It does not know your business factsPrices, credentials, cases, and contact details are placeholders to verify before launch.
  • Replication is not pixel-perfectA reference site or screenshot gets you close, especially where animation is complex.
  • The same prompt gives different resultsSay what to change instead of repeating the instruction.
  • Some steps are yoursDomain verification, ICP filing, payment approval, third-party authorizations.
  • Results need reviewCheck mobile, submit each form once for real, read every locale.

Working around a limit

  1. Look for a third-party embed first: video hosting, live chat, calendar booking, email marketing, streaming.
  2. To reach your own systems (ERP, CRM, inventory): have AI call their API from a backend function, with credentials in environment variables.
  3. For interactions AI cannot generate: pull the source with the CLI, edit it with the Creght Skill, push it back.
  4. When you hit a quota: upgrade the plan, and contact support if that is still not enough.

To spend fewer credits, describe the whole change once instead of guessing in rounds. See the AI credits guide and the prompt writing guide.

This describes the current version, and every release may add capabilities, so the "not supported yet" list should keep shrinking. If your project sits right on a boundary, contact support to check the latest status.

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