Isolated VM · MCP · Schedules
NatNux
Your agent.
A Linux computer in the cloud.
Schedule it, give it tools, isolate the git.
A durable workspace. An AI agent that types on a real Linux machine. You keep the files. You send the next prompt while this one is still running.
Nothing to install. The computer is already on.
Free to start · No commitment · Your /work stays
Every morning, pull main, run the tests, write an HTML report.
Scheduled. I’ll isolate the git, run the suite, and hang the report on a URL when it’s done.
It’s up. Paste the link — that’s the report, not a website product.
Open the computer
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The agent wrote this HTML in your workspace. The HTTP router is just how you hang it.
Open the reportA folder with index.html A URL you can paste
On the computer
What you actually get
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A durable /work
The agent types on a real Linux VM. Files stay. Come back tomorrow.
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Schedules
Interval turns when the machine is idle. Pull, test, report — without you watching.
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MCP
Tools run on that computer, not in the browser tab.
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Isolated git
A private worktree so one job does not wreck the tree you care about.
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Queue
Send the next prompt while this one is still running. One job at a time, in order.
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HTTP router
The machine writes HTML. Preview it, then hang the folder on a URL.
Output, not a website product
The job can put HTML on the internet.
Coverage, a bench table, a nightly status page: the agent writes index.html in a folder. The HTTP router serves that folder. A free name on natnux.net is a link you can paste — the report is the artifact.
Schedule a turn. It writes a report. The URL is the report.
You get a virtual machine. An AI agent pilots it.
NatNux starts a private Linux virtual machine in the cloud when you ask. The agent types, installs packages, talks to MCP, isolates git. Your files live in a workspace you can come back to.
There is a real Linux machine behind this.
An AI agent types on a real Linux computer. You don't have to.
Open the computer.
Terminal, schedules, MCP, and secrets are on from the first minute. No site wizard.