Platform Overview
Ink MCP is the first infrastructure platform built for AI agents — deploy, observe, and manage production applications through MCP
Ink is the first infrastructure platform designed for AI agents. Every capability — deploying services, provisioning databases, managing DNS, reading logs, viewing metrics — is exposed as an MCP tool that your agent calls directly.
Your agent is the operator. You give it a prompt. It ships.
What makes Ink different
Traditional cloud platforms were built for humans clicking dashboards or writing YAML. Ink was built from the ground up so AI agents are the primary interface.
| Traditional PaaS | Ink |
|---|---|
| You write config files | Your agent configures everything |
| You click deploy buttons | Your agent calls create_service |
| You read dashboards | Your agent calls get_service for logs and metrics |
| You manage DNS in a web UI | Your agent calls add_dns_record |
| You provision databases manually | Your agent calls create_resource |
Core capabilities
Deploy any stack — 30+ languages and frameworks auto-detected. Node.js, Python, Go, Rust, Ruby, Java, PHP, Elixir, and more. Or bring your own Dockerfile.
Observe everything — CPU, memory, and network metrics. Build logs and runtime logs. Your agent reads them directly to debug issues.
Manage domains — Default *.ml.ink URLs instantly. Delegate your own DNS zones for custom domains with automatic TLS certificates.
Provision databases — SQLite via Turso with global edge replication. Your agent creates databases and gets connection credentials in seconds.
Secure by default — Every workload runs in a gVisor sandbox. Environment variables are encrypted at rest. Network policies enforce tenant isolation.