The cloud for AI agents

From your laptop to a public URL, in one push.

Building the agent is the fast part now. Layernetes is everything after: the container, the registry, the secrets, the ingress, the URL, the TLS. It already runs. You write the agent and push.

llnate init my-agent      # scaffold your agent plus everything the cloud expects
cd my-agent
llnate plugin install     # wire up your AI coding assistant
# ... build your agent live, the way you build everything now ...
llnate login              # claims your cloud repo and encryption keys
llnate keys               # encrypt your API keys into the repo, safely
llnate push               # deploy: streams progress, prints your live URL

push blocks until your agent is live, then prints its public URL. Paste it into a demo, drop it in a channel, or point Claude at it. No dashboard, no cloud account.

Ship in one command

One llnate push takes local code to a live, public URL. Every revision gets its own stable address, named for the SHA of your deployed code.

Callable from Claude

Every agent ships an MCP endpoint and a plain HTTP API at the same URL. Point Claude at /mcp, or POST to /kickoff. Same agent, either way.

Secrets that never leak

Your API keys are encrypted, committed as ciphertext, and decrypted in memory at startup. One thing can read them: your running agent.

Exclusive to the AI floor

Layernetes is Learning Layer’s own cloud, reserved for the people building on the AI floor. No AWS account, no infra to run. The platform comes with your membership.

Learn more

Introducing Layernetes

The introduction and usage guide. What Layernetes is, how to ship an agent, and what happens under the hood. Read the post →

Get access

Layernetes is members only for now. Here’s how to get on the cloud. How to try it →

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