Adios.dev
Adios is a cloud workspace and deployment platform designed specifically for AI coding agents. It provides an isolated, secure environment where AI agents such as Claude, ChatGPT, or custom MCP-capable clients can write code, run builds, execute tests, and preview applications before requesting production deployment. Agents work directly with repository files in a persistent, source-backed workspace. The platform uses a declarative manifest file, adios.yaml, to define build commands, start commands, runtime settings, health check paths, resource limits, and secret references. It supports multiple runtimes including Node.js, Python, Go, .NET, Ruby, and PHP, as well as popular frameworks and databases. The manifest enables both humans and AI agents to configure the workspace dynamically while keeping production secrets protected through secret:// references. Adios offers deployable starter templates for common stacks such as Next.js, Supabase-connected Node.js, WordPress, and PocketBase, accessible via a CLI (adios up) or the web console. It provides live preview environments with logs and health checks, and promotes releases to production only after passing tests and receiving user approval. Pricing starts at $10 per month with a 14-day free trial.
- Category
- Apis
- Pricing
- Paid
Problem solved
Adios solves the problem of giving AI coding agents a safe, isolated workspace to build, test, preview, and deploy real code without manually configuring environments or risking production stability. It provides structured deployment rules and approval gates so agents can autonomously develop and self-correct while maintaining human control over releases.
Use cases
- Deploying AI agent-built web applications to production with health checks
- Running isolated tests and previews for AI-generated code before promotion
- Connecting Claude or ChatGPT to a repository workspace via MCP
- Managing build and runtime configuration through an adios.yaml manifest
- Launching starter templates for common frameworks like Next.js and WordPress
- Promoting approved releases behind custom domains with secret protection
Audience
- Developers
- ML Engineers
- Startups
- Enterprise
Pros
- Secure isolated workspace with secret protection
- Declarative adios.yaml manifest for reproducible builds
- Supports multiple runtimes and frameworks
- MCP integration for popular AI clients
- Built-in health checks and approval gates
Cons
- Paid plans may be limiting for hobbyists
- Requires understanding of AI agent workflows and MCP
- Not self-hosted; relies on external cloud
- Card required for free trial
- Limited to supported runtimes and templates
Official website: https://www.adios.dev/
Canonical LambdaBase page: https://www.lambdabase.com/tools/adios-dev