Nexlayer MCP
OfficialSupports deployment of any containerized application, with agents handling Docker configuration and orchestration automatically.
Supports deployment of Express.js applications as part of various stack configurations, with agents handling infrastructure setup automatically.
Supports deployment of FastAPI applications, with templates available for pre-built stacks and agents handling infrastructure configuration.
Supports deployment of Flask applications as part of ML pipeline stacks, with agents handling Python environment and infrastructure setup.
Supports deployment of Ghost CMS for open source self-hosting, providing managed infrastructure at a fraction of SaaS cost.
Eliminates the need for Kubernetes expertise by having agents handle container orchestration, scaling, and management automatically.
Supports deployment of Metabase for open source self-hosting, providing managed infrastructure for business intelligence and analytics.
Supports deployment of MinIO S3 storage as part of mobile backend stacks, with agents handling storage infrastructure automatically.
Supports deployment of MySQL databases as part of various stack configurations, with agents handling database setup and management.
Supports deployment of n8n workflow automation for open source self-hosting, providing managed infrastructure at a fraction of SaaS cost.
Supports deployment of Next.js applications with templates available for pre-built stacks, including e-commerce and real-time platforms.
Supports deployment of Nuxt.js applications as part of real-time platform stacks, with agents handling Vue.js frontend infrastructure.
Supports deployment of OpenAI wrappers and AI/LLM applications, providing long-running, always-on infrastructure without cold starts.
Supports deployment of PostgreSQL databases as part of various stack configurations, including ML pipelines and mobile backends.
Supports deployment of applications using Prisma ORM with PostgreSQL databases, with agents handling database schema and connections.
Supports deployment of Python applications including Flask APIs and ML workloads with PyTorch/CUDA GPU workers.
Supports deployment of PyTorch ML workloads with CUDA GPU workers for AI/LLM applications and custom models.
Supports deployment of RabbitMQ message brokers as part of real-time platform stacks, with agents handling messaging infrastructure.
Differentiates from Railway by using agents to figure out configuration automatically rather than requiring manual deployment setup.
Supports deployment of React applications as part of Next.js stacks for e-commerce and other web applications.
Supports deployment of Redis for caching and Sidekiq workers in mobile backend and e-commerce stacks.
Differentiates from Render by using agents to figure out configuration automatically rather than requiring manual deployment setup.
Supports deployment of Ruby on Rails applications for mobile backend APIs, with agents handling Ruby environment and infrastructure.
Supports deployment of Sidekiq background job processors with Redis for mobile backend and e-commerce applications.
Provides community support through Slack for getting help, sharing feedback, and connecting with the Nexlayer team.
Supports deployment of Supabase for open source self-hosting, providing managed infrastructure at a fraction of SaaS cost.
Supports deployment of Svelte applications as part of ML pipeline dashboards, with agents handling frontend infrastructure.
Eliminates the need for Terraform infrastructure code by having agents handle provisioning and configuration automatically.
Supports deployment of TypeScript applications including Node.js/Express APIs for e-commerce and other web applications.
Differentiates from Vercel by using agents to figure out configuration automatically rather than requiring manual deployment setup.
Eliminates YAML sprawl by allowing users to describe applications in simple YAML or plain English, with agents handling complex configuration.
What is Nexlayer?
Nexlayer is an agentic cloud platform where AI agents deploy, scale, and manage your applications autonomously—you describe what you want, and the platform handles the rest.
No Kubernetes expertise. No YAML sprawl. No 3 AM pages. Just ship it.
How It Works
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ AGENTIC CLOUD ARCHITECTURE │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
YOU NEXLAYER CLOUD
│ │ │
│ "Deploy my app" │ │
│ ─────────────────────────► │ │
│ │ │
│ ┌─────────▼─────────┐ │
│ │ NEXLAYER AGENT │ │
│ │ ┌─────────────┐ │ │
│ │ │ Analyze │ │ │
│ │ │ Configure │ │ │
│ │ │ Provision │ │ │
│ │ │ Deploy │ │ │
│ │ │ Monitor │ │ │
│ │ └─────────────┘ │ │
│ └─────────┬─────────┘ │
│ │ │
│ │ Autonomous orchestration │
│ │ ─────────────────────────► │
│ │ │
│ │ ┌─────────────────────▼───┐
│ │ │ YOUR APP RUNNING │
│ │ │ • Auto-scaled │
│ │ │ • Auto-healed │
│ │ │ • Cost-optimized │
│ Live URL + dashboard │ └─────────────────────────┘
│ ◄───────────────────────── │ │
│ │ │The Agentic Difference
Traditional cloud: You write infrastructure code → You debug infrastructure code → You maintain infrastructure code forever.
Agentic cloud: You describe intent → Agents handle infrastructure → You focus on your product.
Traditional DevOps | Nexlayer |
Write Dockerfiles, Kubernetes manifests, Terraform | Describe your app in plain English or simple YAML |
Debug networking, DNS, certificates, ingress | Agents configure networking automatically |
Monitor dashboards, set up alerts, respond to pages | Agents detect and fix issues before you notice |
Estimate capacity, over-provision "just in case" | Agents scale precisely to demand |
What Lives Under the Hood
Three specialized agents — each with a single job — sit between your coding agent and your production infrastructure. One protocol connects them all.
Your coding agent sees one connection and one result. The three agents handle all complexity internally — your context window stays clean, your shipping loop stays fast.
Three Anxieties We Eliminate
1. Deployment Anxiety
"What if I break production?"
Every deployment gets its own isolated environment with a unique URL. Test it, share it, verify it—then promote to production when ready. Rollback is one click. Agents validate health before routing traffic.
2. Scaling Anxiety
"What if we get featured on Hacker News?"
Agents monitor traffic patterns and scale automatically. No capacity planning. No manual intervention. Your app handles the spike while you enjoy the moment.
3. Bill Shock
"What if I wake up to a $50,000 bill?"
We built explicit protection into the platform:
Status | What It Means |
🟢 Green | Running normally, within your credit ceiling |
🟡 Amber | Approaching limit—we email you with options |
🔴 Red | Credit ceiling reached—apps are paused, not deleted |
The guarantee: Nothing is lost without your permission. Your apps pause gracefully. Your data stays intact. You decide what happens next—add credits, optimize, or wind down. No surprise charges. No panic. No lost work.
Quick Start
Connect Nexlayer to your AI coding assistant:
npx @nexlayer/mcp-installThen just tell your assistant: "Deploy this to Nexlayer"
That's it. One command. Your agent handles the rest.
Ship Anything
Stack | What's in it |
Real-time Platform | Vue/Nuxt frontend · Go/gRPC API · MySQL · RabbitMQ |
ML Pipeline | Svelte dashboard · Python/Flask API · PostgreSQL · PyTorch/CUDA GPU worker |
Mobile Backend | Ruby/Rails API · PostgreSQL · MinIO S3 storage · Sidekiq/Redis workers |
E-commerce | Next.js/React/Tailwind frontend · Node/Express/TypeScript API · PostgreSQL/Prisma · Redis cache |
Any stack. Any language. Any container. If it runs, it ships.
Use Cases
Who you are | What you ship on Nexlayer |
Vibe coder | Your AI-built app goes from "works on my machine" to live URL — without touching a terminal |
Indie hacker | Ship your MVP tonight. Handle the Hacker News spike tomorrow. Never re-platform. |
AI/LLM builder | Agent SDKs, RAG pipelines, custom models, Claude/OpenAI wrappers — long-running, always-on, no cold starts |
MCP server developer | Build and host your MCP server in one place. Your agent deploys it. |
Freelancer | Every client gets their own environment. You bill for building, not DevOps. |
Startup founder | Production-grade from day one. Your investor gets a real link, not a localhost screenshot. |
Designer / PM | You learned to code with AI. Now you can ship too. |
Open source self-hoster | n8n, Supabase, Ghost, Metabase — your data, your infra, a fraction of SaaS cost. |
Resources
Resource | Description |
Get deployed in under 5 minutes | |
Connect your AI coding assistant | |
Setup guide for Claude Code | |
Setup guide for Cursor | |
nexlayer.yaml reference | |
Use your own domain | |
Build agents that deploy | |
Pre-built stacks: Next.js, FastAPI, Rails, and more | |
What's new and what's next | |
Get help, share feedback, connect with the team |
FAQ
No. Nexlayer is a managed platform. This repository contains documentation, examples, and community resources—not the platform source code.
Apps pause. Data persists. We email you. You have 30 days to export or resume. Nothing is deleted without explicit confirmation from you.
Currently, Nexlayer runs on our managed infrastructure. Bring-your-own-cloud options are on the roadmap.
Those platforms require you to configure deployments. Nexlayer agents figure out the configuration. You describe intent; agents handle implementation. It's the difference between writing infrastructure and describing outcomes.
Yes. The Nexlayer Agent Protocol is built on Model Context Protocol (MCP), the open standard created by Anthropic. We've extended it with Nexlayer's embedded agent layer — so your coding tool stays compatible, and Nexlayer handles the rest.
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