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Monk is a DevOps agent that works alongside your coding agent. Your agent writes the code; Monk takes it to production and keeps it running on your own cloud accounts, with infrastructure, containers, databases, networking, TLS, CI/CD, and monitoring handled for you. No Dockerfiles, no Terraform, no cloud consoles.

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Install Monk, connect your coding agent, and deploy your first app — step by step

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Everything After the Code

Coding agents solved writing software. Monk solves everything after. Monk plugs into Claude Code, Cursor, OpenAI Codex, and Google Antigravity, and from there you deploy and operate in plain language:
Your agent writes the application, Monk provisions real cloud infrastructure, deploys, wires services together, and validates end-to-end. When something breaks, Monk diagnoses the root cause in live system context, your agent fixes the code, Monk redeploys, and the cycle continues without you in the middle. This loop runs on day one for the initial build and keeps running on day two hundred for ongoing operations.

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Built for Safety Around AI Agents

Your coding agent talks to a deterministic orchestrator instead of a shell. Three properties are enforced by tooling, not by the LLM:
  • Credentials never touch the chat. Cloud keys and secrets go into Monk’s dashboard, stored in your OS keychain and encrypted with your cloud’s KMS. No LLM ever sees them.
  • Destructive actions need your approval. Deploys, cluster changes, and deletions wait for your explicit sign-off in Monk’s UI — below the agent, where it can’t approve itself.
  • Validation runs on real systems. Monk provisions real infrastructure and verifies the running app end-to-end. No mocks, no simulations.

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More Than a Deploy Tool

Monk maintains a live application graph: a continuous model of your entire system, spanning workloads, infrastructure, databases, network topology, resource utilization, and costs. It is not reconstructed from logs after something breaks; the orchestrator maintains it in real time. That is what makes autonomous operation safe: Monk does not guess at your system’s state — it knows it.

How Monk Compares

See how Monk differs from Terraform, Kubernetes, and PaaS — and why it isn’t built on top of them.

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What It Manages

Monk orchestrates anything with a lifecycle and an API:
  • Cloud infrastructure — VMs, networking, storage, load balancers, DNS, TLS certificates
  • Workloads — containers, services, background workers, cron jobs
  • Databases and caches — self-hosted or managed (RDS, Atlas, Redis Cloud, Neon)
  • APIs and SaaS integrations — Auth0, Stripe, Cloudflare, and 200+ others
  • CI/CD — generated pipelines that deploy on every push
  • Monitoring — 24/7 Watcher with Slack alerts and autonomous triage

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Your Cloud, Your Keys

Monk deploys to AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, DigitalOcean, and Hetzner under a bring-your-own-cloud model, on your accounts. You own the infrastructure and control the credentials.

All integrations

Browse the full list of supported services and providers

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Works With Any Codebase

Any language, any framework, any combination. Web apps, REST and GraphQL APIs, microservices, monorepos, AI/ML workloads with GPU provisioning, static sites with backends. New projects and existing codebases alike. Monk analyzes the code, figures out what is needed, and handles the rest. Team and organization management lives in the Monk dashboard; approvals and secrets go through the local dashboard on your machine.

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