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Application infrastructure, minus the ceremony

Deploy your project.
Tell your agent once.

Antideploy reads your code, works out the infrastructure it needs, builds it, and keeps it running. No Dockerfile. No YAML. No cloud console.

That is the whole instruction. Your agent reads antideploy.com/agent.md and takes it from there.

Agent-firstGitHub-readyLocal foldersAPI-native

Timings from real deploys.

The first two are wall-clock, taken from the platform's own records.

~36sStatic site to live
~1.2sCode analysed
0Config files added
1Sentence to deploy
It reads the code

Every conclusion names the file it came from.

The analysis is deterministic, not a model's guess, so it is reproducible and you can check it. Runtime, framework, commands, port, database, and every environment variable your code reads.

package.json·scanning
App Spec
1{
2 "name": "storefront",
3 "engines": { "node": "22" },
4 "scripts": {
5 "dev": "next dev",
6 "build": "next build",
7 "start": "next start"
8 },
9 "dependencies": {
10 "next": "15.1.0",
11 "@prisma/client": "6.2.0"
12 }
13}
node 22next buildnext startNext.jspostgres
runtimenode 22
buildnext build
startnext start
frameworkNext.js
databasepostgres
Ready to deploy
Three ways in

However your project reaches us.

From your coding agent

Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf. It deploys, reads the result, and fixes what broke without you relaying it.

npx -y antideploy-mcp

From a repository

Connect it once. Every push to your default branch builds and ships automatically.

github.com/you/project

From a folder

No Git, no CLI, nothing to install. Pick a directory in the dashboard and deploy it.

~/projects/your-app

Antideploy is the platform for everything that is not your application.

Read the docs

It reads the code

Runtime, framework, build and start commands, port and database. Every conclusion names the file it came from, and none of it is a model's guess.

It provisions what is missing

A Postgres database with migrations run before the release, encrypted secrets, and object storage for apps whose code already speaks S3.

It builds and ships

Buildpacks turn the repository into a container and release it behind HTTPS. There is no Dockerfile to write, and none to keep correct later.

It keeps it running

Health checks that email you when an app changes state, runtime and build logs, and rollback to an image you already built in about forty seconds.

Before you commit

Here is where it stops.

A platform that only tells you what it is good at is one you find the edges of in production.

One instance per application Not a pool behind a load balancer. If you need horizontal scale today, use something else.
Postgres, and nothing else No MySQL, MongoDB or Redis provisioning. Bring your own and set the credentials as variables.
The filesystem is ephemeral Anything written to local disk is gone on the next deploy. Apps that speak S3 get a bucket instead.
No staging or preview environments One deployed version per project. No per-branch URLs, no preview databases.

Stop learning a cloud to ship one app.

Connect a repository and read what it detected. Nothing is added to your project, and you can tear it all down in one click.

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