Codex ships more branches.
Each one needs somewhere to run.

Entry point. Routes to the right skill and handles quick operations: list, status, stop, restart, logs, clone, scale, custom domains, deployment history.

Takes someone with no account to a working organization from the terminal: checks or installs the CLI, signs in with qovery auth --headless (the first login creates the account), creates the organization, then hands off to qovery-onboard. Never handles raw tokens.

Guided setup. Recommends cloud provider, cluster type, environment structure, RBAC and cost defaults. Handles bring-your-own-Kubernetes and migrations from Heroku, Vercel, Netlify, Render and Railway.

Deploys any application to Kubernetes. Analyses the codebase, writes a Dockerfile if one is missing, provisions databases, sets environment variables, then deploys via CLI and API or Terraform.

Eight-layer diagnosis across deployment status, build and runtime logs, health checks, env vars, networking, resources and cluster. Matches 20+ error patterns and writes a runbook to .qovery/runbooks/.

Analyses historical CPU and memory against allocation across seven optimisation dimensions, estimates external cloud costs, and produces a markdown report plus CSV export.

Measures the deployment pipeline stage by stage, classifies each bottleneck as yours or Qovery infrastructure, and proposes Dockerfile and health-check fixes with before and after timings.

Creates a preview environment from a pull request. Detects or builds a blueprint environment, clones it, switches branches, and configures auto-shutdown so it does not run all weekend.

Reads an existing Qovery setup from the API and generates HCL for the qovery/qovery provider, imports resources into state, and validates against a test clone before you commit.

Turns what you want an agent to be allowed to do into a least-privilege API Policy Token: writes the OPA/Rego policy, tests it locally and live against the API, creates the token, and checks it allows exactly that and denies everything else.

Read-only assessment of a whole organization: inventories clusters, environments and services, reads logs and audit events, runs 147 best-practice checks across reliability, security, performance, delivery, cost and disaster recovery, and writes a shareable gap analysis. Changes nothing.