Adios is a Web IDE, AI coding agent, and deployment platform for apps, APIs,
and workflows. A workspace brings your source code, Git integration, previews,
logs, configuration, managed services, and deployment controls into one place.
You can also deploy an existing local application with adios up.
These docs explain how to use the platform and integrate with its public API. Read them at adios.dev/docs or follow the guides below.
| You want to… | Start here |
|---|---|
| Set up your account or team | Accounts and teams |
| Deploy an existing application | Install the CLI, then deploy your first app |
| Build or change an app with AI | Workspaces and AI agent |
| Integrate Adios into a client or script | API quickstart |
| Connect an external AI client | MCP and integrations |
| Investigate a failed deployment | Logs and troubleshooting |
- Workspaces and AI: workspace source and previews, AI coding, and private Git dependencies.
- Deployments: releases and rollbacks, the CLI, adios.yaml, and templates.
- Services and networking: managed resources, domains and routing, and storage, volumes, and backups.
- Configuration and automation: secrets and workflows.
- Operations: logs and troubleshooting, billing and usage, and platform architecture.
Use the public REST API to manage applications, workspaces, domains, workflows, object storage, and related team resources.
- Authenticate with a supported team-bound bearer token.
- Make your first API requests.
- Browse the API reference and Postman guide.
- Review errors and pagination when building an integration.
The reference covers 140 core REST operations and four public MCP discovery operations. Download the files to explore requests or generate a client:
- Public OpenAPI specification
- Core Postman collection
- Read-only Postman quickstart
- Production Postman environment, with credentials left blank
For AI client connections, follow the MCP integration guide.
Start with deployment examples for Next.js, Go, Python, Ruby, or .NET. The application guides walk through projects such as a webhook processor, a realtime analytics service, and semantic search.
Copyright (c) 2026 Adios Global LLC. The documentation, code examples, API specifications, and build tooling are licensed under MIT. The same license applies to these docs on adios.dev/docs and Read the Docs. See NOTICE for the scope and branding exclusions.
To improve the documentation, see the contributor guide.