Nuphos
The AI-Native DevOps Workspace
Overview
Nuphos is an AI-native DevOps workspace built by Zeabur that lets engineering teams bring AI agents directly into day-to-day infrastructure work, investigating incidents, planning cloud migrations, deploying services, and monitoring production health, without replacing their existing cloud stack. Agents operate inside IAM-scoped sessions with per-session permissions on AWS, GCP, and Azure, and every action (inspecting resources, generating a plan, requesting approval, executing a change) is gated by human approval and logged in an audit trail.
It replaces the scattered mix of terminals, cloud consoles, and dashboards DevOps teams normally juggle with a single workspace, reachable from a native desktop app or directly inside Slack, Discord, and iMessage. The company is SOC 2 certified and positions the product around cloud migration, service deployment, incident response, and compliance remediation rather than as a general-purpose coding assistant.
Key Features
Fine-grained IAM-scoped agent sessions (native AWS, GCP, Azure IAM integration, per session)
Agents can inspect resources, read logs, open dashboards, generate plans, request approval, and execute changes
Team Memory — agents learn company-specific infra, services, environments, and incident history
Works across AWS, GCP, Cloudflare, Kubernetes, Hetzner, and more without migrating anything
Integrates with GitHub, GitLab, Slack, Linear, Jira, Vanta, Secureframe, and observability tooling
Approval workflows with built-in audit trails
Accessible via native desktop app (Apple Silicon, Intel Mac, Windows, Linux) plus Slack, Discord, and iMessage bots
Automated compliance remediation — turns Vanta/Secureframe findings into fixes
Pricing
Starting price
$29/mo
Free: $0/mo, up to 3 members, 1 cloud connector. Dev: $29/mo. Team: $99/mo, plus credit overages once the weekly pool runs out. Business: $299/mo. Scale: $999/mo. Enterprise: custom, adds self-hosting and bring-your-own-model-key.
Pros
Fine-grained, per-session IAM permissioning (not blanket agent access) across AWS/GCP/Azure
Approval gates and audit trails built into every agent action, not bolted on afterward
Works with existing cloud infra (AWS, GCP, Cloudflare, Kubernetes, Hetzner), no migration required
Reachable from where teams already work (Slack, Discord, iMessage), not just a standalone app
Free tier is genuinely usable on its own (full cloud console replacement for up to 3 members, one connector) before any agent features are needed
SOC 2 certified; Enterprise tier adds self-hosting and bring-your-own-model-key for compliance-sensitive teams
Cons
Very new, first Product Hunt launch was the week of 2026-08-10, so reliability and support track record are largely unproven
Paid usage is credit/overage-based on top of the flat monthly fee, Team and above bill extra per 1,000 credits once the weekly pool runs out, adding real-cost unpredictability
Free and Dev tiers cap at 3 members and 1 cloud connector, so any real multi-cloud or larger-team setup forces a jump straight to $99/mo or higher
No independent third-party review rating (G2/Capterra) could be found yet given how new the product is
What Makes It Unique
Nuphos's real differentiator is per-session, native-IAM-scoped permissioning (actual AWS/GCP/Azure roles applied per agent session, not a shared service account) paired with mandatory human-approval gates and audit trails on every agent action. It's also explicitly infra-agnostic, working across AWS, GCP, Cloudflare, Kubernetes, and Hetzner without requiring migration, positioning it as a control layer on an existing cloud stack rather than another platform to migrate into.
Kay Score
7
/ 10
