Shpyrd takes an app that AI got working and puts it online: it deploys it behind a sign-in and supplies everything it needs to run, from its database to its backups. Your coding agent can deploy, read logs, pull metrics and roll back with the same CLI commands you would type, and a one-click security door puts authentication in front of an app that has no sign-in code of its own.
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Deploy the app, its database and its background processes in one place
Restrict an app to chosen people and teams without writing auth code
Ask why checkout got slow and let the agent pull metrics and roll back
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