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●api · free with every account

Code your cloud.

One HTTP surface. Deploy real metal in seconds, then hand it to an AI agent that installs, debugs, and reports back over a streaming endpoint. Same API our dashboard runs on. No SDK, no plan upgrade, no waitlist.

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api access is free · pay only for what you provision

# spin one up
curl api.evorxa.com/api/instances -X POST \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $EVORXA_TOKEN" \
  -d '{"name":"api-prod-1","package_id":12,"category":"standard","billing_cycle":"monthly"}'
API accessfreeevery account, no tier
Provisioning~47sp50, last 24h
Reach1regions on real metal
StreamSSEfor the agent

three verbs

Everything an operator does, exposed.

We didn't bolt an API onto a console. We built the console on top of the API. Three primitives let you script the surface end to end: provision, operate, observe.

  • 01 · provision

    From request to running box in one POST.

    Pick a plan and a region. The agent is pre-installed. The wallet bills by the hour, prorated, with no commitment unless you ask for one.

    POST /instances

  • 02 · operate

    Power, reinstall, upgrade, retire.

    Same endpoints behind the dashboard buttons. Wire them to your CI, your on-call runbook, or a shell script your future self will thank you for.

    POST /instances/{id}/power/boot

  • 03 · observe

    Metrics, events, agent transcripts.

    Stream what the box is doing. Stream what the agent is doing. Replay any conversation. The API never hides state from you.

    GET /instances/{id}/metrics

●the second endpoint that matters

Hand the box to the agent.

One POST opens a streaming session. The agent has SSH into your box and a small kit of approved tools. It installs packages, edits configs, tails logs, and tells you what it did. You read the stream and decide.

Wire it to Slack. Wire it to Telegram. Wire it to your own UI. Same endpoint, same agent, your shell.

instance · api-prod-1 · running
stream · sse
you

install nginx, serve /var/www, redirect 80 to 443

agent

installing nginx via apt, dropping a server block in sites-available, enabling http→https, reloading. on it.

tool · shell · apt-get install -y nginx
tool · shell · systemctl reload nginx
agent

done. 80 redirects to 443, certs from let's encrypt land in ~30s. want me to add a healthcheck?

conversation #204cost · 3¢

use it for

The boring things you should have automated by now.

Four shapes our customers keep reaching for. None of them are unique. All of them collapse into about ten lines of code.

  • ci · ephemeral fleets

    Boxes that exist for the length of one test run.

    Spin up, run, tear down inside your pipeline. Pay for the minutes you used.

  • 3 am · auto-heal

    A webhook fires. The agent tails the log. The agent fixes it.

    Your pager doesn't ring unless the agent gives up. Even then, you get a transcript.

  • ops · scheduled care

    Patch on a cron, reinstall on a key rotation, snapshot on a deploy.

    One endpoint per verb. Glue it together with anything that speaks HTTP.

  • apps · embedded support

    Drop the agent into your product's chat.

    Customers describe what they want. The agent does it. You bill by the conversation.

●design intent

Infrastructure should feel like a library you import, not a console you keep open.

ship it

Free API. Real metal. Your move.

Sign up, mint a token, start calling. The surface is free. You only pay for what you provision, and new accounts land with a wallet credit to cover the first box.

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# a minute from now
curl api.evorxa.com/api/instances/{id}/agent/chat -X POST \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $EVORXA_TOKEN" \
  -d '{"message":"redeploy main"}'