Nuphos

Nuphos is a desktop DevOps workspace built for teams that want AI agents touching production without handing them the keys. You connect your cloud accounts once, and agents work against them using short-lived, least-privilege credentials — inspecting resources, tailing logs, opening dashboards, correlating metrics and writing up what they found.

The safety model is the product. Agents are read-only by default. Anything that would change infrastructure is proposed as a plan a human approves first, every session is scoped by a fine-grained IAM role, and the whole run lands in an audit trail the team can read afterwards. That makes the usual objection to agentic ops — blast radius — a configuration choice rather than a leap of faith.

Because the workspace is shared, context accumulates. Investigations, runbooks and past incidents become team memory that later agent sessions read from, so the second person to hit an OOMKilled pod does not start from zero.

What it connects to. AWS, Google Cloud, Kubernetes, Akamai/Linode, Hetzner, Cloudflare, Vercel and Zeabur on the infrastructure side; GitHub, GitLab, Slack, Discord, Linear and Jira for the work around it; Vanta and Secureframe for compliance findings. Typical jobs are incident investigation, cross-cloud migration planning, auto-remediating SOC 2 and ISO 27001 findings, and hunting idle spend.

Pricing. A free-forever tier covers the workspace itself for up to three members with one cloud connector, but no agents. Dev is $29/month, Team $99/month with unlimited members and three cloud connectors, Business $299/month with a 90-day audit history, and Scale $999/month with unlimited connectors and a one-hour support SLA; each step multiplies included agent usage before pay-as-you-go kicks in. Enterprise adds SSO, self-hosting and a security review. Nuphos is SOC 2 certified and is built by Zeabur, Inc.