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Traditional devtools were built by humans to serve humans. When a swarm of agents operates the infrastructure, that model has to change: environments must clone fast and be disposable, credentials can’t live in prompts, and every operation has to be legible to agents, not a dashboard. InstaCloud provides the three basic primitives, rebuilt on those terms: database (real Postgres), storage (S3-compatible buckets), and compute (containers, run in microVMs on the hosted platform). Serverless, branchable, and built for your agent to do everything on top.

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1

Install the CLI

The npx path also wires up any coding agents on your machine; npm installs just the CLI.
2

Deploy your app

Open your coding agent (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or any agent the setup wired) in a directory with a Dockerfile and tell it:
Your prompt
You complete the one-time login; the agent drives the rest. The result is a running app on its own URL, with its database connection injected. Under the hood the agent runs the insta CLI, which you can also drive by hand.
3

Keep going

The quickstart walks through each step, including your first branch; agent setup covers what the agent wiring installs. From there, the primitives: Postgres, storage, and compute.