Site service · Schedules · MCP
NatNux
Your agent.
A Linux computer in the cloud.
Run a program on it. Schedule the agent. Keep the files.
A site service is a process on that computer: a web app or a worker. Same files. No second machine to rent.
Nothing to install. The computer is already there.
Free to start · A service spends computer time · Your /work stays
Run the shop in this folder. Migrate when I publish.
Site service is set. It runs on this computer. This folder is the preview. Visitors see it when you publish.
A visit wakes the computer if it slept. The log stays in the workspace.
Open the computer
The counter is open
Woke for this visit
The program is yours. The URL is how a visitor reaches it.
Open the shopA folder under /work A service, not a second machine
On the computer
What you actually get
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A site service
One command, one folder, the environment you choose. The process runs on this computer.
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Wakes for a visit
If the computer slept, a request starts it. After a quiet stretch it can sleep again.
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Preview, then publish
The work tree is the preview. Publishing is what visitors get, and that step can run migrations.
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Schedules
A turn on an interval, when the computer is idle. You do not have to watch.
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Terminal, secrets, MCP
A shell on the same machine. Secrets stay out of the chat. Tools run on the computer. The next prompt can wait its turn.
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Isolated git
A private worktree so one job does not wreck the tree you care about.
A process, not a rental
The program runs on your computer.
You name the command, the folder, and the environment. NatNux runs that process inside your Linux computer. A visit starts the computer if it is asleep. Personal and Professional reset the idle clock while the request is being served. When nobody is there, the computer can sleep. The log stays in the workspace, and the agent can read it.
There is a real Linux computer behind this. You do not rent another one for the service.
When the page is the artifact
HTML can stay up without the computer.
A report, a status page: the agent writes index.html in a folder. A name on natnux.net serves that folder and spends no computer time. A site service spends computer time, because the program has to answer.
Static when you want a link. A service when you want a program.
Open the computer.
Terminal, schedules, MCP, and secrets are on from the first minute. Tell the agent what to run.