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weeny-cloud

v0.12.1

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weeny.cloud — a teeny weeny, simple wimple cloud for coding agents

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weeny-cloud

A teeny weeny, simple wimple cloud for coding agents. Give your agent a real Linux server; anything it builds goes live on a public URL in seconds.

npx weeny-cloud login          # email + code, agent-driveable
npx weeny-cloud create         # your server, ~2 min
npx weeny-cloud push ./demo demo --build "npm ci" -- npm start
                               # a push IS a deployment: fresh release, built +
                               # health-checked on the server; re-push = new release
npx weeny-cloud ssh "weeny expose demo 3000"   # → https://demo-xxxx.onweeny.com

Two CLIs, one job each

  • npx weeny-cloud … — this package, on your laptop. It gets code and people to the server: login · create · push · ssh · skill. Bare npx weeny-cloud shows where you stand.
  • weeny … — on the server. It operates apps: deploy · rollback · expose · env · domain · allow. Bare weeny there explains itself.

Everything else is bare Linux — you have root. Apps are systemd units named weeny-<app>, so logs are journalctl -u weeny-<app> -f.

What you get

  • A real, persistent Linux server: root, SSH, systemd. No Docker, no framework, no config — install anything, run anything.
  • Env vars: weeny env myapp KEY=value — encrypted, survive rebuilds.
  • Private links: weeny expose myapp 3000 --private, then weeny allow myapp [email protected].
  • Custom domains: free for public apps — weeny domain myapp app.example.com.
  • Supervision, HTTPS, and off-machine backups of the whole machine, all included.

Coding agent?

npx weeny-cloud skill teaches Claude Code the whole flow. Docs for agents: https://weeny.cloud/llms.txt

Pricing

flat plans from $3/mo (founding), no usage metering. 7-day free trial, no card needed. Signup is waitlist-gated during launch — npx weeny-cloud login gets you a spot.