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Getting started

Introduction

Superintelligence is a cloud platform for building and running apps: Git hosting, builds and deployments, storage, custom domains, identity, self-hosted agents and an MCP server.

What you can do

  • Host code. Create Git repositories, push over HTTPS, and review changes with issues and pull requests in the Git portal.
  • Deploy on every push. A push builds every project linked to the repository. The production branch deploys to production; other branches get their own preview deployments.
  • Store data. Create databases and buckets, link them to a project, and use them from your server code with the names the platform passes in.
  • Use your own domain. Point a custom domain at a project; certificates are issued automatically.
  • Run scheduled work. Declare crons in si.json and the platform calls your production deployment on schedule.
  • Run jobs on your machines. Self-hosted agents fetch pages and run commands on computers you control, within the hosts and capabilities you approve.
  • Connect AI clients. The MCP server gives AI clients your knowledge pages, agent jobs and the tools of your connectors.
  • Keep track. See traffic for your deployments and an audit log of every change.

How a deployment happens

git push ──▶ repository ──▶ build (install, build, upload)
                                   │
                                   ▼
               server function in your project's location + static files
                                   │
                                   ▼
      https://<project>-<id>-<org>.deployments.gov.vin  (every deployment)
      https://<project>-<org>.deployments.gov.vin       (production)
      your custom domains                                 (production)

Builds run on the platform; you don't configure build machines. See the build pipeline for the steps and what the platform detects.

Start here

  1. Accounts and organizations: accept your invite, sign in, and learn how roles work.
  2. Your first project: create a repository, push code and create a project.
  3. Your first deployment: deploy to production, preview a branch, and promote it.

Building against the platform? The MCP server is the programmatic interface for organizations, and the API reference documents every route the platform's own apps use.