Nuphos is a shared workspace where engineering teams and AI agents operate infrastructure together. Agents learn a team’s services, environments, workflows, and operational history, then investigate issues, open dashboards, read logs, generate plans, request approval, and take action on production systems.
It is designed to sit on top of existing infrastructure rather than replace it, working with AWS, GCP, Cloudflare, or another cloud without a migration. Every agent session is scoped with native identity and access management (IAM) roles, so control over which agent may do what, under which conditions, comes with approval and auditability built in.
Engineers and agents work in the same place instead of moving between terminals, cloud consoles, dashboards, and docs. The agent is also reachable from Slack, Discord, and iMessage, so a migration can be started, an action approved, or an incident checked without opening a separate console.
Features
- Shared DevOps workspace: engineers and agents work in one environment rather than across terminals, cloud consoles, dashboards, and docs
- Per-session IAM: permissions for each agent session are managed with native IAM roles
- Approval and audit: controls for which agent can act, under which conditions, with approval and auditability
- Infrastructure learning: agents build up facts about a team’s services, environments, workflows, and operational history
- No migration needed: agents step into existing AWS, GCP, Cloudflare, or other cloud infrastructure gradually and non-intrusively
- Chat access: reach the agent from Slack, Discord, or iMessage
- Incident response: agents read logs, open dashboards, summarize impact, and propose next actions
- Cloud migration: agents compare resources, map dependencies, prepare migration plans, and coordinate cutovers across clouds
- Deployment review: agents inspect configs, work out runtime requirements, generate rollout plans, and request approval before deployment
- Compliance remediation: connections to Vanta and Secureframe turn SOC 2 and ISO 27001 findings into agent work