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Quickstart · 5 min

Ship your first service.

One command. Real HTTPS. The same platform you'd use in production.

$ npx @computesphere/csph deploy

Already authenticated? Skip to deploy

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Prefer the UI? Use the console instead

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Connect your AI assistant

Add ComputeSphere to Claude or Cursor and ask it to deploy your service. The assistant handles auth, picks the right commands, and reports your live URL — no terminal required.

Add to ClaudeAdd to Cursoror configure any MCP client

Install csph

Pick one. csph uses device-code OAuth by default — works inside AI agents, CI, and SSH sessions with no browser required.

$ brew install computesphere/cli/csph

Then authenticate. The default flow prints a code and a URL — paste the code in your browser to confirm.

$ csph auth login

Deploy

Pick any container image — public or private. ComputeSphere schedules it, terminates TLS, and exposes it on a *.computesphere.app URL.

$ csph deploy --image ghcr.io/computesphere/hello:latest

When it's done, you'll see your service's live URL — something like:

https://silver-cobra.computesphere.app

curl it. Open it. Paste it into Slack.

You're live.​

HTTPS

Auto-issued and renewed by the platform. No cert wrangling.

Zero-downtime

Rolling deploys with health checks. Old spherelet stays until the new one passes.

Logs

Stream stdout/stderr live in the console or via csph logs.

Metrics

Request rate, latency, error rate, spherelet CPU and memory — out of the box.

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