Crescendo Lab

Agent Lab Deploy · Migrate

Move your apps.
In one sentence.

Tell Claude Code or Codex "move this to Agent Lab", test the preview URL, then switch DNS.

Move from GitHubConnect MCP

Everything you run today

Move what you have. No rewrite.

Static · frameworks

Websites and front ends

  • Static sites: upload the folder or a zip
  • Deploy from source; the framework is detected
  • Connect GitHub; every push goes live
Docker · APIs · agents

Back-end services

  • Anything with a Dockerfile: APIs, webhooks, agents, MCP servers
  • Secrets managed by the platform
  • Every release has a preview URL; go live or roll back in one action
PostgreSQL · cron · domains

Data and jobs

  • PostgreSQL 18, connection details written into the app
  • Managed Redis cache (once enabled for your workspace)
  • Scheduled jobs replace your cron
  • Custom domains with automatic HTTPS

Nothing to move yet, just a new project? Start from Agent Lab Deploy →

How to move

Connect → move the code → move the data → switch the domain

Until you switch DNS, your old service stays up.

  1. Connect

    Add one MCP line to Claude Code or Codex and sign in once.

  2. Move the code

    Say "deploy this project to Agent Lab" and get a preview URL.

  3. Move the data

    Connect a PostgreSQL or MySQL database, then import a pg_dump or mysqldump file.

  4. Switch the domain

    Update DNS once the preview checks out; roll back in one action.

Before you move

Settle these three first and the move is smooth.

PostgreSQL · MySQL

Database type

  • Managed databases are PostgreSQL 16, 17 and 18, MySQL 8.4 and MySQL 9.7
  • On MongoDB? Plan a conversion, or keep your external database
Dockerfile needed

One-click templates

  • Tools from a one-click template need a Dockerfile here
  • Most open-source tools have an official image; your AI tool can write it
Free · Pro

Plans

  • Free runs 1 size-S app that sleeps when idle, 1 S database and 3 static websites
  • Always-on apps, custom domains, a second app and scheduled jobs start on Pro at US$29/month, excluding taxes

Why move here

Move once. Stay put.

Run by a company founded in 2017

Agent Lab is built by Crescendo Lab.

Your data belongs to you

Apps and PostgreSQL run on Google Cloud in your organization.

Checked before it goes live

Leaked keys, a bundled .env or .git are stopped at upload.

Every release can roll back

If a launch goes wrong, one action restores the previous one.

FAQ

Before you move

My hosting platform is shutting down. Can I move to Agent Lab?
Yes. Static sites, front ends, Dockerfile services, PostgreSQL, scheduled jobs and custom domains all move. Tell Claude Code or Codex "deploy this project to Agent Lab", then switch DNS once the preview checks out.
What should I check before switching hosting platforms?
List your database type and size, environment variables and secrets, scheduled jobs, where uploads live, and your DNS (lower the TTL first). Test everything on a preview URL before you switch.
How long does a move take?
The code is quick: a preview URL as soon as it builds. Data import and DNS take longer, but your old service keeps running, so you can test at your own pace.
Is there downtime?
No. The new service runs on a preview URL first and you switch DNS after testing; if anything goes wrong, roll back in one action.
How do I move my database?
Agent Lab manages PostgreSQL 16, 17 and 18, MySQL 8.4 and MySQL 9.7: dump your existing database with pg_dump or mysqldump and import the file from the console or your AI tool. On MongoDB, plan a conversion or keep your external database.
Can I move a tool I installed from a one-click template?
Anything with a Dockerfile runs. Most open-source tools publish an official image, and your AI tool can write the few-line Dockerfile. Deploy from a Dockerfile →
What does it cost?
Free runs 1 size-S app that sleeps when idle, 1 S database and 3 static websites, so testing costs nothing. Always-on, a custom domain or a second app start on Pro at US$29/month, excluding taxes; teams can use Team. Deploy pricing →