Step 1: Export Your Bolt Project to GitHub
Bolt lets you connect your project to GitHub:1
Open your project in Bolt
Navigate to the project you want to export.
2
Open the GitHub integration
In your Bolt project, look for the GitHub option in the project menu or settings. Click to connect your GitHub account if you haven’t already.
3
Push to GitHub
Create a new repository or push to an existing one. Bolt will export your project code to the GitHub repository.
4
Verify the export
Check your GitHub repository to confirm all project files are there — source code,
package.json, configuration files, etc.Step 2: Connect GitHub in Workshop
If you haven’t already connected your GitHub account to Workshop:- Workshop Desktop
- Workshop Cloud
- Open Workshop Desktop and navigate to Hub > Connectors
- Click Connect on the GitHub connector
- Authorize the Workshop GitHub App and select which repositories to grant access to
- Confirm the connection
Step 3: Create a Project from Your Bolt Repository
- Workshop Desktop (Recommended)
- Workshop Cloud
- Click New Project from the Projects page
- Select Import from Git
- Choose your Bolt repository from the list, or paste the repository URL
- Workshop clones the repository and creates your project
Step 4: Set Up and Run Your Project
Once the project is created, open a conversation and ask the agent to get your project running:What You Can Do Next
With your Bolt project now in Workshop, you have access to the full platform:Deployment
Workshop’s one-click publish is designed for projects built natively in Workshop. For your imported Bolt project, ask the agent to set up deployment:Ready to get started?
Download Workshop Desktop to import your Bolt project with the best experience.