eutonomous workspaces
A workspace is your own Linux environment in a European data centre: a place to build, run and host what you are working on, with the tools already installed. It sleeps when nobody uses it and wakes on the next request, so you pay for the time it is awake.
These pages cover running your own app in a workspace from your computer.
| Page | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Deploy from your computer | eutonomous login, eutonomous deploy, releases, variables, your own domain, who can open the app, sleeping |
| Deploy from Git | connect a repository; every push to its branch becomes a release |
| Keys and CI | what a key may do, how long it lasts, deploying from a pipeline |
| For AI agents | eutonomous mcp: workspaces as tools an agent can create, use and delete |
| Snapshots | keep a workspace’s files, go back, or start another workspace from them |
| From Python | the same things from a script, and workspaces made for one job |
The short version
uv tool install eutonomous # or: pipx install eutonomous
eutonomous login # opens the browser; approve the code
eutonomous deploy # uploads this project and serves it at your environment's address
The first deploy is private: only you and the people you invited to the environment can open
it, after signing in. eutonomous deploy --public opens it to anyone with the link.