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Nanocloud

Your AI wrote the app. Nanocloud gives it a home. Paste code or let your agent deploy over MCP: live at a URL in about ten seconds, isolated, and shareable like a Google Doc.

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Last probed Nov 3, 2026 · mcp.nanocloud.sh

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Deploy a Python web app to Nanocloud and get back a live URL. Use when the user asks to run, host, publish, or share a Python app you wrote. `name` becomes the app id; `files` maps paths to contents, e.g. {"app.py": "...", "requirements.txt": "..."}; `entrypoint` is 'module:attribute' naming the FastAPI/Starlette app object, e.g. "app:app". `replace=true` updates an existing app in-place (same URL, new code). Leave `persistent` out on a replace to keep the app's current

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Nanocloud Deploy — Deploy a Python web app to Nanocloud and get back a live URL. Use when the user asks to run, host, publish, or share a Python app you wrote. `name` becomes the app id; `files` maps paths to contents, e.g. {"app.py": "...", "requirements.txt": "..."}; `entrypoint` is 'module:attribute' naming the FastAPI/Starlette app object, e.g. "app:app". `replace=true` updates an existing app in-place (same URL, new code). Leave `persistent` out on a replace to keep the app's current
Nanocloud List Apps — List the user's Nanocloud apps with their status and URLs. Use this to find an app's exact `app` id, to check whether a deploy finished, or when the user asks what they have running. Apps with status "failed" include the failure reason in `error`.
Nanocloud Get Logs — Fetch recent logs from a running Nanocloud app. Use this to debug why an app isn't working — the logs show startup output, tracebacks, and request handling. `app` is the app id (e.g. "charlie/todo"). `tail` is the number of lines to fetch (default 60). Returns the log text.
Nanocloud Share — Create a share link for a Nanocloud app. Use this when the user wants to show someone else their app without giving them API access. The share link is a public URL that proxies to the app. `max_views` caps how many times the link can be used; `expires_hours` sets a TTL. Both are optional. Returns the share URL.
Nanocloud Delete App — Delete a Nanocloud app and stop its container. Use this when the user wants to remove an app, free up a port, or clean up before redeploying. `app` is the app id (e.g. "charlie/todo"). This is destructive — the app's data volume is removed too (unless persistent).
Nanocloud Probe — Verify a Nanocloud app is actually working by making a real HTTP request to it. This is the demo centrepiece: 'the agent checks its own deploy and fixes it.' Use this AFTER nanocloud_deploy to confirm the app responds before telling the user it works. `path` is the URL path to probe (default "/"); `method` is the HTTP method (default "GET"). Returns the status code, response body (truncated to 4KB), and headers. If the app returns 500 or doesn't respond, read the error a

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Your AI wrote the app. Nanocloud gives it a home. Paste code or let your agent deploy over MCP: live at a URL in about ten seconds, isolated, and shareable like a Google Doc.

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Nanocloud Set Env — Set or remove environment variables (API keys, tokens, config) on a Nanocloud app. Use this when the app needs a value the user has — a Slack token, an API key, a webhook URL. Ask the user for the value; never invent or guess one. `set` maps NAME to value (names are UPPER_SNAKE_CASE; PATH, PORT, NANO_*, PYTHON*, LD_* and similar runtime names are refused); `unset` lists names to remove. The app reads them with os.environ["NAME"]. Values are write-only: this tool, the dashboa

Nanocloud Replace — Update an existing Nanocloud app in-place with new code (same URL). Use this to ship v2 of an app without deleting and redeploying. The old container is torn down and the new one starts under the same URL. `app` is the app id (e.g. "charlie/todo"); `files` maps paths to contents; `entrypoint` is 'module:attribute' naming the ASGI app object. If the app crashed, read error.logs_tail, fix the code, and call again. On success, call nanocloud_probe to verify the update works

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