Nixopus

Connect your repo, tell the agent to deploy, and it handles everything — from analyzing your codebase to generating configs to shipping your app. When something breaks, it reads the logs, creates a fix, and redeploys. Open source. Self-hostable. No lock-in.

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What makes Nixopus different

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Deploy → fail → fix → redeploy — without you

On other platforms, a failed deployment means context-switching: read the logs, copy the error to an AI tool, get a fix, push it, redeploy, wait. Repeat until it works. Nixopus closes that loop. The agent detects the failure, reads the build or container logs, creates a pull request with the fix, and redeploys. You review the PR or let the agent handle it.

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Autonomous monitoring

Deploying on a Friday night shouldn’t mean staying up to watch logs. The agent will monitor deployments after they go live — if a container crashes at 2am, it diagnoses the issue, raises a PR, and redeploys while you sleep.

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Everything through chat

Deploy, add custom domains, check logs, roll back, troubleshoot — one chat interface. From the dashboard or your editor.

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Open source and self-hostable

Fully open source — run on your own machine with the same features as Nixopus Cloud. Your code, your data, your infrastructure.

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Full machine access

Built-in terminal and containers — direct access to your infrastructure when you need it.

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Multi-machine orchestration

Connect as many machines as you need — 2, 10, or 100 — and manage them all from one place. Multi-machine deployments, load balancing, and automated scaling are on the roadmap.

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No framework lock-in

Anything that runs in a container deploys — Next.js, Django, Rails, Go, FastAPI, or a multi-service stack with Docker Compose.

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No surprise bills

Credit-based pricing — you add credits, spending stops when your balance runs out. Self-hosted is free forever.

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