Deploy apps your coding agents build — without becoming a VPS babysitter.
Guru Core gives each agent, project, or client a structured hosted workspace where websites, Node.js apps, Python services, and utility scripts can live properly. No raw server wrangling. No messy mixed-purpose boxes. Just a clean place to get AI-built software online.
AI can write the app. Getting it live is still annoyingly manual.
Most people hit the same wall after generating code: buy a VPS, set up runtimes, sort reverse proxy, deal with SSL, organise domains, manage processes, and hope the agent does not break the whole machine. Guru Core removes that last-mile deployment mess.
The real problem is not generating code. It is everything after that.
Coding agents are great at building useful tools fast. The friction starts when you try to deploy, organise, and safely operate what they produced.
No easy path from code to live app
Your agent can build the prototype in an hour, then you lose a day setting up hosting, DNS, runtimes, process managers, SSL, and deploy steps.
Raw VPS access is too blunt
Giving an agent SSH on a mixed-purpose server is asking for drift, mistakes, broken configs, or one project trampling another.
Local and home-hosted setups do not scale well
Running apps on your laptop, local machine, home hardware, or the same host as the agent itself is fine for experiments, not for tidy repeatable deployment.
Guru Core gives every agent or project a proper deployment workspace.
Instead of treating hosting as a pile of manual server tasks, Guru Core gives you a simple structure: one workspace, many apps, each with a clear runtime and home.
Workspace-based structure
Create a workspace for an agent, client, or project. Keep related applications together under one namespace instead of scattering them across random servers and folders.
Application runtimes that make sense
Host static websites, Node.js apps, Python services, and utility jobs with their own deployable space, routing, and operational controls.
Built for agent workflows
Use the web interface if you want, but the real model is API/MCP-first so coding agents can create, deploy, restart, and inspect applications directly.
How it works
The structure is intentionally simple so both humans and agents can understand it quickly.
Create a workspace
Start with a workspace for an agent, a project, or a customer environment. Free plans get an assigned name. Paid plans can use a named workspace.
Add one or more applications
Each application gets its own subdomain, deploy target, runtime shape, logs, and scheduled task options.
Deploy and manage
Push updates, connect custom domains, set environment values, monitor logs, and let agents operate the workspace through API or MCP.
Start free. Upgrade when you need more room.
The onboarding path is simple: create your account, land in the product, and upgrade later when you actually need more workspaces, applications, domains, and agent controls.
Free
Try the model first and see if Guru Core fits your workflow.
- 1 workspace
- 1 application
- Platform subdomain
- SSL
- Basic logs
- Magic-link sign in
Personal
For solo builders and agent operators shipping multiple useful small applications.
- 1 named workspace
- Up to 3 applications
- Custom domains
- Environment variables
- Restart and redeploy controls
- Billing via Stripe
Professional
For heavier project use, more apps, and future MCP/API-first operations at a higher limit.
- Multiple workspaces
- More applications
- Custom domains
- Private or restricted apps
- Deeper agent controls
- Priority support