Source-backed development
AI changes land in project files your team can inspect, preview, test, and commit.
Platform capabilities
Adios connects source-backed AI workspaces with application hosting, managed services, workflows, routing, secrets, and logs. Your team can move from a code change to a healthy release without losing the source, configuration, or operational context.
AI changes land in project files your team can inspect, preview, test, and commit.
Source revisions, build output, health checks, routes, and runtime logs stay tied to each deployment.
Run applications, data services, and workflows without assembling the surrounding infrastructure from separate tools.
Choose where to start
Use Adios for one part of the path or connect the whole process. Each feature page shows what the platform handles, how it works, and a concrete example.
Start with an existing repository, a template, or a local project. AI changes remain in files your team can review and commit.
AI Workspaces
Let the AI agent work inside your actual project. Review every file change, run a preview, inspect logs, and keep the result in Git.
Templates
Start with an app, API, database, cache, or queue that already includes the commands and configuration needed to deploy.
CLI
Deploy the current directory, inspect logs, manage resources, and sync with a workspace without leaving your terminal.
Keep build commands, runtime settings, health checks, secrets, domains, and logs connected to each release.
Deployments
Keep build, start, health, region, and resource settings beside the source. Each release stays tied to its logs and health state.
App Hosting
Run APIs, full-stack apps, WebSockets, and workers as managed, long-running processes with health checks and logs.
Edge Routing
Keep one public route while releases change. The gateway sends traffic to the promoted healthy version.
Domains
Attach verified domains, managed TLS, and redirects to the application without rebuilding routing for every release.
Secrets
Keep required secret names in the manifest while their values stay outside Git and are resolved only where needed.
Run persistent applications, databases, workflows, and background work with their status and logs visible in one place.
Databases
Add Postgres, pgvector, Redis, MongoDB, MySQL, or RabbitMQ and keep the dependency connected to the application.
Workflows
Define scheduled jobs, webhooks, approvals, and ordered steps in YAML, then inspect the status and output of every run.
Logs
Connect build logs, runtime logs, versions, replicas, routes, and workflow runs to the source that produced them.
Runtime Security
Put the gateway in front, keep internal services non-routable, reference secrets outside source, and declare workload limits where supported.