Back then, there were no AI coding agents. We were just trying to make shipping real production apps suck less. Then Chatgpt happened. Cursor happened. Claude Code happened. Suddenly people were building apps in 10 minutes but still spending weeks trying to make it real.
We realized: the cloud wasn't built for agents. It was built for humans who know infrastructure. So we rebuilt it. Nexlayer is an agent-native cloud platform.
Your coding agent connects via MCP, you say "deploy this to nexlayer," and it's live. The MCP auto-detects your stack, containerizes, orchestrates, and returns a production URL. No config. No dashboards. No DevOps. Users are shipping everything—MERN stacks, PERN stacks, FastAPI backends, Golang Discord bots, full AI apps with vector DBs.
Free to try while in early public beta. Would genuinely love the HN crowd to break it and tell me what's missing.