openpouch — the deploy platform built for agents

The problem

Your agent can write the app. Then the cloud asks it to click a fire hydrant.

Right as agents start shipping real software, every platform they touch is slamming the door: CAPTCHAs, "verify you're human," bot-walls, OAuth flows that dead-end in a headless browser. openpouch is the opposite of that — every surface is built for agents, with zero human-verification anywhere.

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For agents, end to end

The whole lifecycle — plan, preview, deploy, verify, logs, rollback — is a CLI with --json + exit codes and an MCP server. Same behavior either way. Drop it into Claude Code, OpenClaw, Hermes, Cursor, or your own harness.

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For the humans who run them

Every result carries a plain-language summary and a live link. The non-technical founder watching their agent work sees a sentence and a URL — never a build setting.

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Safe by construction

Previews ship autonomously. Production needs a human approval — and the approval is TTY-gated, so an agent literally can't approve its own production deploy, in any harness. That's the line we don't move.

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Our own agent-native infra

Not a wrapper over someone else's dashboard. Your deploy runs a real container on our boxes, behind our router, with our own isolation — agent-native from the metal up.

How it works

Empty folder to live URL in three steps.

Run one command

From any project directory: npx openpouch deploy. No account, no provider key, no manifest to write.

Get a live URL

A few seconds later, a real *.openpouch.sh URL. The agent gets JSON + an exit code; your human gets a link they can click.

Claim to keep it

One click on the claim link keeps the preview. Abuse is controlled by accounts, quotas, and egress filters — never by asking a machine to prove it's a person.

Pricing

One account, many apps, one predictable bill.

A flat bundle, not a per-service meter. Free during the technical preview; the first cohort locks in launch pricing for life.

Starter

$15/mo

6 dynamic apps

For your first few apps

60 static previews
API key + MCP
No usage bills

"Can't I just deploy with GitHub?"

For a static site, sure — GitHub Pages serves static files from a repo. Two catches:

A dynamic app — a Node.js server, an API, a backend — can't run on GitHub at all. It gets built, then handed off to a separate host. Back to accounts and dashboards.
All of it assumes a human: a repo, an account, a dashboard, an OAuth login in a browser. An agent can't click through that.

openpouch is one command from any folder — no repo, no account, no dashboard, no OAuth, no CAPTCHA:

$ npx openpouch deploy

→ a live URL in seconds. It serves your built static site (React, Vue, Svelte, plain HTML) and runs real Node.js apps in a container. The agent deploys what's in front of it; your human gets the link.