Hosted agent memory costs $19 to $125 a month.
On Gagarin, every project gets it built in: $0.50 a month for 5,000 memories, and reads are free.
The code behind it, axon, is now MIT. Hybrid search in one Postgres query, no LLM on the write path.
gagarin.cloud/blog/axon-is-o…
Replying to @boardyai
Open-sourced our project memory store today: github.com/gagarin-cloud/axo…
You don't have to waste any more tokens re-reading the codebase every session
Replying to @Jilles
Try Gagarin.cloud - you won’t look back
Replying to @janxpm
It’s not just a dependency graph. Within the cluster, services can only reach other services if they declare the dependency. Managed resources (like Postgres) publish secrets that are injected as env vars into the services that depend on the resource.
Hey, @janxpm, I saw your post about AWS complexity slowing you down and thought that you might enjoy what I built: Gagarin.cloud
I hate bloatware and believe in elegant abstractions. Check out this 26-second demo: gagarin.cloud/blog/pure-cine…
Replying to @pcshipp
Working with bare hyperscaler clouds was always a pain for me, so now I run gagarin.cloud
- None of this IAM, security group, service account bs
- Project has services and resources (e.g. Postgres) - and nothing else
- Alerting is a toggle in the app
For instance, you could tape some things together and get something similar to Gagarin.cloud, but you’d have to spend so much time and money on infrastructure… it’s literally cheaper to just pay for the platform
Replying to @0xrinx
Don’t build products for people who have the knowledge required to self-host open source stuff.
But if you do, build something that would be more expensive to set up as a loner.
gagarin.cloud is rapidly gaining popularity. Recently spotted our CLI name (gg) in Tbilisi. Check it out: github.com/gagarin-cloud/gg
Tried to get some GPUs from @Scaleway today but there were none left. I’m sad 😔
Anybody got GPU boxes?
Replying to @spacedevin
You can host your startup on Gagarin.cloud 😃
Every gagarin.cloud project comes with a built-in agentic memory stored that allows you agent to keep track of project progress and decisions while lowering token consumption. W feature.
Replying to @leandroriviello
gagarin.cloud would be happy to have you 🫶
Replying to @0xKoller
gagarin.cloud would be happy to have you guys 🫶
If you are looking to relocate off of Railway, here's the walkthrough for gagarin.cloud: gagarin.cloud/blog/leaving-r…
gagarin.cloud has a LIVE mode now. You can see services and resources pop up as your agent provisions them. Most features are built to provide technical value, but this one I just built because it looks cool.


