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Link a Git repository to a server you provide over SSH. The machine and its root account remain yours.
Deploy Bridge connects a repository to a machine you own over SSH. It builds, routes and provisions for you — and when a deployment fails, its agent fixes what it is allowed to fix on its own and stops for your approval on anything else.
Link a Git repository to a server you provide over SSH. The machine and its root account remain yours.
Build and run the project on that machine, then route its domains to the right container.
If a build fails, the agent reads the output and applies a fix. Allowlisted low-risk commands run on their own; anything else waits for a person.
Low-risk commands on a fixed allowlist run unattended, because waking someone to approve a directory listing is not security. Anything the allowlist does not recognise is treated as destructive: the build stays failed until a person approves it. Either way the proposal, decision and outcome are recorded against the deployment.
Read about the approval gateOne server, two projects and no card. If it earns its place, the paid tiers raise the ceilings — they do not unlock features you were missing.