Quickstart
Five minutes from invite token to a public URL. You bring a git repo and a coding agent that speaks MCP; we do everything else.
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Connect your agent to Nyxory.
In your client’s MCP config (Claude Code:
~/.claude/mcp.json, others see Connect your agent for paths), add:{"nyxory": {"url": "https://api.nyxory.app/mcp","headers": {"Authorization": "Bearer <your-token>"}}}Get a token with
nyx login(opens the console in your browser) ornyx token create my-laptopfor a long-lived one. -
Open the repo in your agent.
Open a git repo in the same workspace as your MCP-connected client. Anything you’d ship to staging is fair game.
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Prompt.
Say:
deploy this repo to Nyxory
The agent calls
nyx_deploy_start, gets back the cookbook recipe for your stack plus your project’s current state, follows it (creating the app, setting secrets, kicking off a build), and callsnyx_helpif it hits something specific it can’t reason through. -
Watch it land.
The agent will report progress as tool calls. When the deploy resolves, it returns a URL like
https://yourapp.nyxory.app. -
Verify.
Terminal window curl -I https://yourapp.nyxory.appExpect a
200 OK. Or open in your browser.
Done. From here:
- Connect another client → — Cursor, Windsurf, or custom MCP setups
- How Nyxory works → — the mental model behind those three tool calls
- Add a custom domain → — bind your own hostname