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Spent weeks building an agent harness that could actually be trusted near prod. Today it listed services, found the right managed database, requested approval with a risk rating and expiry, attached postgres to my apis container, and injected the env vars then asked before redeploying. Worth every late night.

Built Domain specific harness, Alie,then handed it a container problem to see what happened. It looked at the infrastructure, followed the evidence, and helped me diagnose the issue. Somewhere, a chatbot is still confidently blaming the Dockerfile.

beaver deploy That's it From the folder on my laptop → built → deployed → running on my own infrastructure. I keep looking for more steps to add to the demo but that would defeat the purpose 😂 Self-hosting with fewer rituals.

I’m now using Edge on @vectorihub blog itself. The site in this screenshot is still deployed where I want it Beaver Edge simply sits in front of it. That’s the idea. You don’t have to migrate your app to vectorihub to use Beaver Edge. Keep deploying on: • Vercel • your VPS • AWS • DigitalOcean • wherever your app already lives Then connect your domain to Beaver Edge and get the traffic, security, request visibility, firewall, and edge tooling around it. I’m dogfooding it on my own infrastructure every day and fixing the problems I find. If you already have an app deployed somewhere, I’d love for you to try Beaver Edge. Keep your hosting. Add the edge layer.