Developer guides
Practical paths from source to running software.
Use these guides when you need the product flow, not just a reference page: how code enters Adios, how it runs, and how it becomes a release you can keep shipping.
Start here
Understand the Adios workflow.
Deploy AI-generated code to production
A developer workflow for moving from AI-assisted source changes to preview, logs, secrets, Git, and a live Adios deployment.
Source-backed AI workspaces vs. sandboxes
How source-backed workspaces keep AI-generated code reviewable, testable, Git-controlled, and ready for production.
adios.yaml for AI-generated apps
Use one manifest to define build, start, port, health, secrets, managed resources, and routing beside your source.
Create and deploy your own MCP server
Build a custom MCP server, develop it locally, configure adios.yaml, store secrets safely, and deploy it as an Adios app.
Build guides
Ship a concrete app with one manifest.
These implementation guides stay under docs because they are step-by-step build references, but this page is the single guide index for developers and search engines.
Real-time analytics dashboard
Node.js, Socket.io, Redis, and MongoDB for live visitor streams on a long-running runtime.
AI semantic search engine
FastAPI, Gemini embeddings, and Postgres pgvector without cold-start-heavy serverless glue.
Global Go webhook processor
A tiny compiled Go API for fast webhook ingestion and persistent SQL connection pools.
Modern PHP docs site
PHP, MySQL, Markdown rendering, and cache headers for fast dynamic documentation.
.NET crypto price ticker
A .NET Minimal API with Redis buffering and a deploy path that avoids IIS and Azure setup.
Start from a template
Deploy an official starter, then customize the source and manifest for your app.
Follow the quickstart
Add `adios.yaml`, deploy the current app, inspect logs, and keep iterating.
Ready to build?
Open the console when you want Adios to create a workspace, deploy a template, or host an existing app.
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