Introduction to Adios

Adios is a Web IDE, AI coding agent, and deployment platform for apps, APIs, full-stack products, and workflows.

Adios starts with a workspace. A workspace gives you the source code of your app, Git integration, previews, logs, runtime config, secrets, managed databases, workflows, and deploy controls in one place. The AI agent works inside that workspace so generated code stays inspectable and editable.

You can also deploy an existing local app directly with adios up.

What You Can Build

• Full-stack apps: frontend, API routes, database schema, background jobs, feature flags, secrets, and deployment config.
• APIs and services: versioned runtimes with replicas, regions, logs, metrics, traces, volumes, and backups.
• Managed infrastructure: CDN routes, custom domains, anycast IPs, object storage, Postgres, Redis, RabbitMQ, MongoDB, and MySQL.
• Workflows: webhook, event, schedule, approval, HTTP, data transform, wait, and exec steps that run as tracked automation.

How the Agent Works

1. Open or create a workspace in the Web IDE.
2. Ask the agent to build an app, API, workflow, integration, or feature.
3. Review the source changes, generated manifest, database resources, and workflow steps.
4. Run tests, builds, previews, and logs from the workspace.
5. Commit through Git, sync locally, or deploy the current version.

Runtime Concepts

• Versions: each deploy creates a version that can be previewed, inspected, and promoted.
• Current release: one version is promoted as the current live release.
• Replicas: runtime replicas can run across regions for availability and scale.
• Config: feature flags, secrets, environment variables, volumes, and backups stay attached to the app.

Next Steps