Ok, so its not noob proof, you were just lucky you already got it 
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If I dont have follow the official tuturail I dont know it needs to install before bolt.diy
I have installed before on Cloudflare but in my experience I got a few non responsive AI or get errors(dont remember now witch are)and doesnt modify the project.
The issue here is no access. You’d need to use sudo to grant access or just run as sudo (I’m usually lazy and just run as sudo myself). But instead of having to put “sudo” for every line, I generally just login to root with sudo su.
Then you could just run the normal commands:
sudo su (put in credentials)
git clone https://github.com/stackblitz-labs/bolt.diy
cd bolt.diy
npm install -g pnpm
pnpm install
pnpm run dev
Note: You don’t run into this with docker because the install script takes care of it for you, so that’s an option as well. But if you get used to the Linux/Mac terminal, it’s basically the same steps as on Windows.
Hope that helps!
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FYI - Just released the video:
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Thank you so much, super fast doing that video 
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I might be off the rails here - but I used https://pinokio.computer/ and managing through the UI works really well.
@dmanexe thanks and nice it works for you. We had this topic a few times here in other topics as well. I am not a big fan of it, cause of it can lead to unexpected behaviour in my view, when they e.g. not maintain the app and make sure everything is set up correct.
Example:
A few weeks ago they were still on the main branch instead of the stable brach which should be used by most users. We figured this out here and I told them to fix this please, what they did. But as we (core team) do not check thirdparty stuff, I can lead into bad behaviour/problems which would not occure when using it from the here/git.
But as long as we dont provide an easier way to deploy it, think its still an option for people.
I´m pretty sure a lot of people also see this different to me, but it´s ok
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