Kedge turns code or content into apps on public HTTPS URLs, and gives you a dev machine to build on. The quickstart covers each path. The app model is the one-page map of the three app types and how they run.

start

• quickstart — Publish directly or start with a coding-agent task
• coding agents & workspaces — Start and resume coding-agent sessions in persistent workspaces
• app model — Sites, services, machines, and global placement
• deploy workflows — Deploy directories, Git branches, images, and repositories

build

• sites & routing — Static file trees, Markdown, clean paths, and fallbacks
• HTML apps — Add live data and managed writes to ordinary HTML
• handlers — Turn shebang files into request handlers
• builds & images — Automatic source builds, Dockerfiles, and prebuilt images
• app authentication — Protect any app and pass verified identity to HTML, handlers, and services
• GitHub deploys — Automatic deploys and pull-request previews

data

• shared data — SQLite and files built into every app
• persistent volumes — Private local filesystems for software that needs one

run

• instant sandboxes & scale-out — How sandboxes and app instances become ready in milliseconds
• security & isolation — VM, network, access, and secret boundaries
• runtime & scaling — Autoscaling, readiness, snapshots, and cold starts
• network & domains — HTTPS, custom domains, private networking, and CDN
• global coverage — Compute regions and measured network latency
• sandboxes — Disposable VMs for one-shot code and interactive work

operate

• logs & metrics — Live logs, metrics queries, events, and webhooks
• pricing & billing — Metered resources, rates, credits, and suspension

reference

• HTML app reference — Bindings, forms, interpolation, identity, and Markdown shorthand
• configuration — Configuration sources, precedence, and property reference
• Compose reference — Supported Compose fields and x-kedge extensions
• starters & shared apps — Curated starters, deploy links, and repeat deploys
• GitHub Actions runners — Disposable VMs for GitHub Actions jobs
• CLI & SSH reference — Install the CLI, deploy and manage apps, or use SSH directly
• REST API reference — Authentication, conventions, examples, and generated endpoints

For automation, use the CLI & SSH reference, REST reference, or OpenAPI document.

Every page here is also plain markdown: append .md to its URL. Language models can start from /llms.txt for an annotated index, or /llms-full.txt for the whole corpus in one request. If an agent is already running on your computer, the compact Kedge skill teaches it common deployment commands without another documentation fetch.

Still stuck? Email support@kedge.dev.