Astrolift¶

Astrolift is an opinionated, multi-tenant, multi-cloud Platform-as-a-Service. It lets engineering teams onboard a Git repo, declare requirements via a single astrolift.toml manifest, and deploy onto any Kubernetes cluster -- vanilla, EKS, GKE, or AKS -- with the same control plane.

What you get¶

One manifest, any cloud. Define your app's shape once. The platform handles the rest.
Managed services on demand. Declare a Postgres database, a Redis cache, or an object store in your manifest. The platform provisions it.
Preview environments. Every pull request on a preview-enabled app gets an isolated environment with its own URL.
Zero-downtime deploys. Rolling updates, health checks, and rollback to the previous deployment's exact image out of the box.
Agents and workflows. Register agent manifests from the same repositories, dispatch them as bounded Kubernetes Jobs, chain them with workflow TOML, and answer their questions from your inbox.
Multi-tenant by design. Organizations, teams, projects, and fine-grained RBAC from day one.

Next steps¶

App developers¶

Getting Started -- install the CLI and deploy your first app.
Choose a client -- use the dashboard, CLI, GraphQL API, or MCP.
astrolift.toml reference -- current manifest fields and recipes.
Agent packages -- compose prompts, skills, tools, files, and monorepos.
Using the dashboard -- a tour of the web UI.
Working with apps -- registering, deploying, manifest sync, secrets, sub-resources, temporary apps.
Running an org -- access, infrastructure, governance, platform signals.

Platform operators¶

For Operators -- what an Astrolift install looks like, install paths per cloud.
Installing Astrolift -- pick a cloud, follow the runbook.

Reference¶

Platform reference -- the index of client contracts and how they are versioned.
CLI · API · MCP -- the three programmatic clients.
astrolift.toml · Workflow TOML · Agent packages -- the declarative formats.

Documentation for tools and agents¶

All reference pages are plain Markdown. AI clients can start at /llms.txt, and the astro binary can print or export its release-matched documentation without a browser. See the CLI reference.