Run llnate push. Layernetes packages your code, protects your keys, and ships a live endpoint any human or AI can call.
No dashboard. No cloud account. MIT-licensed CLI.
Your agent should not need an infrastructure project before someone can try it. Layernetes handles the container, registry, secrets, ingress, TLS, and deployment. You write the agent. Then you push.
One llnate push takes your local code to a public URL and waits until the deployment is ready. Every revision gets its own stable, SHA-based address.
Every deployment includes an MCP endpoint and a plain HTTP API at the same URL. Point Claude at /mcp. POST to /kickoff. Use the interface that fits the next thing you are building.
Layernetes encrypts your API keys before they enter the repo. They are decrypted in memory when your agent starts. The running agent is the only thing that can read them.
Layernetes is reserved for Learning Layer members. No AWS account to configure. No infrastructure to maintain. Compute, deployment, and ingress are already there when you are ready to ship.
Push the code. Share the URL. Get it in front of the people, agents, and collaborators who can take it somewhere new.