Sal Stabler

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Today, we’re launching the @link wallet for agents. It lets you securely empower agents to spend on your behalf. Your payment credentials are never exposed and you approve every purchase. link.com/agents

We just launched AI Sandboxes that run on production AI systems that an agent can spin up, operate, and evolve. Most cloud platforms were built for humans deploying apps. Nexlayer is built for agents running them. Today we're shipping six live AI systems any builder or any agent can launch in 45 seconds: an enterprise chatbot, an in-browser code copilot, an AI PR reviewer, real-time content moderation, a 3-agent collaborative workspace, and an 8-language translation hub. Each one runs on GPU compute with streaming, session memory, and inter-service networking already wired in. The deploy click isn't the finish line. It's the start of a loop. The agent builds, deploys, observes, fixes, scales, and redeploys — inside Nexlayer. This is what agent-native cloud actually means. GPU sandbox now in beta, try it. Let us know what you're tying to ship next: app.nexlayer.com/sandboxes #aisandbox #gpusandbox #multiagent #aiagent #agenticcloud #agenticinfrastructure #shipatinferencespeed #shipit #aibuilders #startups

Your cloud provider sent you an alert at 3am. Ours already fixed it. Autonomously. Here’s a real email one of our users received. Not a warning. Not a ticket. A full post-incident report from an AI agent that had already resolved the problem. The app was healthy. The route wasn’t registered. URL was returning 404. The Nexlayer Agent detected it, diagnosed the root cause, registered the missing route, confirmed HTTP 200, and emailed the user a full explanation with revert instructions. No human touched anything. Let that sit for a second. Every major cloud provider on the planet still operates on the same model: something breaks, you get paged, you fix it. Billions of dollars in infrastructure and the best they can offer is a faster notification that YOUR problem is now YOUR job. We’re building something different. Nexlayer is an agentic cloud. Infrastructure that doesn’t just run your apps. It starts to operate them. Detect. Reason. Fix. Explain. And this is just the beginning. Not copilots. Not suggestions. Not “AI-assisted.” Infrastructure agents that act on your behalf with full transparency. Cloud providers and traditional PaaS platforms: you built the cloud for humans to operate. We’re building the cloud that’s learning to operate itself. If you’re building an AI-native startup, you don’t have a platform team. You don’t have an SRE on call. You don’t have time to babysit infrastructure. You need a cloud that handles it so you can ship. That’s Nexlayer.com —The agentic infrastructure AI-native startups need now more than ever. #agenticcloud #agenticinfrastructure #shiptit #nexlayer #ainative #autonomouscloud

@garrytan What crazy thing should we build and ship next on Nexlayer.com using #Hermes + #OpenClaw? Drop your wildest ideas in the comments below: • Meme empire generator? • AI clone marketplace? • Real-time multi-agent game world? • Personal life OS that evolves daily? • Something even crazier? Best one gets built live on stream + deployed instantly. Let’s see what you got 🔥 @YCombinator @steipete #agenticinfrastructure #nexlayer

nexlayer.com - skip all of that. One command to production. Free.

@kayintveen Here’s our story reddit.com/r/Nexlayer/s/I…

@salstabler the deploy gap is real. vibe coding gives you the dopamine, then ops hands you the invoice. i still spend more time on the boring glue than the actual feature work

Vibe coding is easy. Vibe deploying is where everyone quits. That gap is worth billions.

@kayintveen 😂 let’s fix that together asap. What you building?

Hot take: Most AI apps will never see production. Not because the code is bad. Because deploying is still stuck in 2017.

AI agents build in minutes. They stall on deployment. That is the real bottleneck. One command fixes it.

npx nexlayer deploy CPU + GPU. Auto-scaling. No YAML. No Docker.

AWS was built for engineers and DevOps who write code slowly. Vibe coders need one command, not 47 config screens.

Auth: 2 hours. DB: 1 hour. SSL: half a day. Your AI wrote the app in 4 minutes. The bottleneck was never building. It was shipping.

nexlayer.com - free deploy to production Kubernetes. One command.

9,000 deploys. Zero YAML. If you built something this weekend, it should be live by lunch.

Nexlayer exists because deploying should be as fast as #vibecoding. Prompt: "ship it to nexlayer" — live in 60s

Every framework ships a tutorial. None of them ship production deploy. That's the real infrastructure gap.

Nexlayer closes the gap. One command. Your AI-built app is live. Run npx @nexlayer/mcp-install and then "Deploy my project to Nexlayer." Done!

nexlayer.com - one command. 60 seconds. Real production.

The devs who ship fastest at hackathons do not know devops or how cloud infrastructure works. They just do not have to.