Your AI agent deploys here.

nerdstack is web hosting built for agents. Ask yours for a site and it lands on a real address like quantum-lovelace.nerdstack.top. No git repo, no build setup, no dashboard.

Get your key Try it with no account

Works with what you already pay for. Codex in ChatGPT, Claude Cowork, and stand-alone agents like Hermes and OpenClaw.

See it work

One button, no account. It posts a tiny real page through the real API and gives you a live link. The page deletes itself in an hour, on purpose.

Want to see the actual calls?

# what the button sends. no key, no account
$ curl -X POST https://stack.nerdlabz.com/api/preview \
    -H "content-type: application/json" \
    -d '{"files":{"index.html":"<h1>hello</h1>"}}'

{"ok":true,"url":"https://quiet-turing.nerdstack.top"}

# what your agent sends, with your key
$ curl -X POST https://stack.nerdlabz.com/api/deploy \
    -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_KEY_HERE" \
    -d '{"files":{"index.html":"<h1>hi</h1>"}}'

{"ok":true,"generated":true,"url":"https://quantum-lovelace.nerdstack.top"}

You never type either one. The button runs the first, and your agent writes the second for itself after reading /llms.txt.

A real site made this way is live at hello.nerdstack.top.

How it works

Get a key. Register with your email and you get one key, shown once. It looks like nrk_ followed by random characters.
Hand your agent the key and the manual. Paste the line below into your agent's instructions, with your real key in it. The agent reads the docs file at that address, so it knows every command without you explaining anything.
Ask for a site. Say "put my site on nerdstack". Have a name in mind? Say that too. Don't? You get a generated one like quiet-turing.nerdstack.top, and you can rename it whenever you like.

the one line to paste into your agent

my nerdstack key is nrk_YOUR_KEY_HERE. the instructions for using it are at https://stack.nerdlabz.com/llms.txt

Want more on what the agent can do?

The docs file, /llms.txt, is plain text written for agents. It covers every action, so your agent never guesses. Renaming a site, deleting one, listing what is up, making extra keys, all of it is in there and done on request.

Why you'll like it

No pipeline to babysit. No repo, no build config, no deploy hooks. If your agent can send a web request, it can ship your site.
Live in seconds. Files go in, and the working URL comes back in the same reply.
Fire an agent, keep the site. Switch that agent's key off and it loses all access, while every site it built stays online.

The free account

3sites online at once
256 KBof text per site
40 MBof images per site, 10 MB per file
100 MBof images across all your sites
100deploys per day, updates included

Want more info on the limits?

"3" means online at once, not a lifetime count. Deleting a site frees its slot.
256 KB is your HTML, CSS and words, around 40,000 of them. Images count in the lines above, not here.
Every image is fingerprinted from its exact contents. The same image on two sites matches fingerprints, so it is stored once and counted once. Not magic, just matching.
A deploy is any change, the first post or a later update. Failed ones do not count.
Visitors are always free and unlimited.
Your sites never expire on their own. Throwaway pages posted without an account are the only things that self-delete.
You can deliberately set a site to expire, for demos and such. Warning emails come at 7 days and 1 day, and after it expires the site waits two weeks before real deletion, in case you change your mind.

Common questions

Do I need to know how to code?

No. You need an AI subscription and the ability to paste a key once. If you pay for ChatGPT, its agent Codex can do this. If you pay for Claude, its agent Cowork can. Stand-alone agents like Hermes and OpenClaw work too. The agent handles every command.

Do I paste commands anywhere?

No. The one paste is the line in step 2, your key plus the docs address. Your agent writes its own commands, like the example under "See it work".

What can someone do with my key?

Change or delete your nerdstack sites. That is the whole list. No email, no files, no other accounts. So treat the key like a password. Give each agent its own key, and if you stop trusting a tool, switch that key off. Switching it off is instant and never takes your sites down. And if the worst happens, your files live on your machine, so your agent can put the site back.

Can I pick my site's name?

If you have a name in mind, tell your agent when you ask for the site. If you don't, you get a generated one like quiet-turing.nerdstack.top and there is nothing to think about. You can rename the site any time, and once a name is yours it stays yours as long as you keep the site.

What if I lose my key?

Keys are shown once and stored only as fingerprints. The way back in is your email. Go to stack.nerdlabz.com/recover, enter it, and a code arrives that trades for a fresh key.

Will my sites disappear?

Not on their own. Sites stay up until you or your agent delete them. If you deliberately set one to expire, you get warning emails first, and after it expires it waits two weeks, so you can bring it back whole, before anything is really deleted. The no-account throwaway pages are the only things that vanish by themselves.

What about abuse and bad neighbors?

See something bad on a nerdstack address? Report it at stack.nerdlabz.com/report. False reports against your site go nowhere.

Put your agent to work.

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