Announcing the preview of Noite, aka Vercelld.
Noite is a self-hosted PaaS based on celld, Rust (Axum), and a UI based almost entirely on my libraries. My goal is to help you get Cloudflare Workers up and running on a potato VPS (I use $5, 2 vCPU and 2 GB RAM as my benchmark).
Announcing the preview of Noite, aka Vercelld.
Noite is a self-hosted PaaS based on celld, Rust (Axum), and a UI based almost entirely on my libraries. My goal is to help you get Cloudflare Workers up and running on a potato VPS (I use $5, 2 vCPU and 2 GB RAM as my benchmark).
What is Noite?
It's a small app platform you run on your own server, built on celld. You push your code and your app goes live, with logs, a dashboard and sign-in already included.
Cheat sheet below.
@ryuzdev correct me if wrong🙂
Announcing the preview of Noite, aka Vercelld.
Noite is a self-hosted PaaS based on celld, Rust (Axum), and a UI based almost entirely on my libraries. My goal is to help you get Cloudflare Workers up and running on a potato VPS (I use $5, 2 vCPU and 2 GB RAM as my benchmark).
Announcing the preview of Noite, aka Vercelld.
Noite is a self-hosted PaaS based on celld, Rust (Axum), and a UI based almost entirely on my libraries. My goal is to help you get Cloudflare Workers up and running on a potato VPS (I use $5, 2 vCPU and 2 GB RAM as my benchmark).
Announcing the preview of Noite, aka Vercelld.
Noite is a self-hosted PaaS based on celld, Rust (Axum), and a UI based almost entirely on my libraries. My goal is to help you get Cloudflare Workers up and running on a potato VPS (I use $5, 2 vCPU and 2 GB RAM as my benchmark).
Announcing the preview of Noite, aka Vercelld.
Noite is a self-hosted PaaS based on celld, Rust (Axum), and a UI based almost entirely on my libraries. My goal is to help you get Cloudflare Workers up and running on a potato VPS (I use $5, 2 vCPU and 2 GB RAM as my benchmark).
- I have a contract in vault where I add persistent instructions and a decision log.
- Each loop orchestrator proposes the three highest-value items. If the top item is non-breaking, it can be shipped right away.
- The orchestrator delegates as much as possible to subagents.
I'm late to the party, but the agentic loop actually made sense to me with a few adjustments. Two weeks ago, I ran an experiment in which a loop worked on one of my repos, and I simply guided direction. It worked well, so with some adjustments, it now runs on my ~/Developer dir.