Work together in one workspace
Team members share the same source, Git state, agent activity, builds, previews, and logs instead of passing context between tools.
Adios gives developers and AI agents a shared, source-backed workspace. Team members can edit and review code, run builds, open preview environments, inspect logs, and decide what moves to production. Git state, secrets, runtime configuration, and deployment controls stay connected to the project.
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AI workspace demo
Team collaboration, AI-agent changes, builds, preview environments, review, and deployment.
Workspace lifecycle
One project context for your team and its AI agents.
Keep source, Git state, builds, the preview runtime, logs, secrets, and deployment controls connected throughout the change.
Team members share the same source, Git state, agent activity, builds, previews, and logs instead of passing context between tools.
Agents can plan, edit project files, run commands and checks, and work with the configuration and services the application needs.
Run builds in a preview environment, inspect the application and logs, then choose when to commit or deploy.
Why this matters
A prompt can produce code, but a team still needs shared source, build results, preview environments, review, Git history, secrets, logs, and a controlled deployment path.
What changes with Adios
Developers and AI agents work from the same source and runtime context. Files, Git state, builds, previews, logs, configuration, secrets, managed resources, workflows, and deployments remain visible from one workspace.
How it works
Open a shared workspace from an existing repository, template, or synced local project.
Developers and AI agents edit source, run commands, and follow build output in the same project context.
Review the changes, verify the preview environment and logs, then commit, sync, or deploy.
Inside the workspace
Each view keeps the same project context while your team moves from source and AI-assisted changes to builds, previews, review, and deployment.
Give team members access to the same source, Git state, agent activity, builds, previews, and logs.
Inspect files and diffs, commit changes, push or pull, and sync with a local project.
Review agent plans, file changes, commands, and verification steps inside the project.
Run project commands and tests, then inspect build output without leaving the workspace.
Start a preview runtime, open its stable URL, and verify the application before production.
Read build and runtime logs beside the source and preview that produced them.
Manage environment variables, feature flags, secret references, and runtime configuration with the project.
Create workflows, inspect run history, connect managed resources, and deploy the approved version.
Start here
Bring an existing repository, template, or local project. Let developers and AI agents work from the same context, then review, commit, sync, and deploy when the change is ready.
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Templates & Starter Apps
Choose a ready-to-deploy app, API, or data-service starter with adios.yaml already included. Deploy it from the console or clone the source and make it yours.
Explore →CLI & Local Development
Use the Adios CLI to deploy the current directory, read build and runtime logs, manage platform resources, and sync source both ways with a workspace.
Explore →Adios Deployments
Keep the build, start, health, region, and resource contract in adios.yaml. Running adios up turns the current source into a version and promotes it when the deployment is healthy.
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