Sales Agent reads replies to your cold outreach on your own mailbox, sorts them (unsubscribe, bounce, out of office, interested and the rest), honours opt-outs, and queues drafts for you to approve. It sends nothing without your click. Until today you ran it with Node or docker compose.
We added what a stranger needs to run their own copy: a render.yaml, a fly.toml, and a README section. Fork the repository, open render.com/deploy?repo=<your fork>, give it your mailbox's app password, and Render builds it in your account. Nothing runs on ours, and the password goes from your settings to your mail server.
Writing the blueprint meant reading the Dockerfile, which copied only agent.mjs and imap.mjs. The server also imports smtp.mjs, oauth.mjs and research.mjs, so the container died on start with Cannot find module. The compose route had the same fault. It is fixed, and a test now walks the server's imports and fails if the Dockerfile leaves one out.
What we did not do: deploy to a real Render or Fly account (none here) or log in to a real mailbox over TLS. The image's file set was checked by copying exactly the Dockerfile's files into an empty directory and starting the server there.