Linux servers
with AI agents.
Hosting that does the work for you. Your server comes with an AI agent living on it — tell it to build a site, ship an app, or fix a bug, and it writes the code, runs the commands, and puts it live with SSL. And it's still a real server: your files, real SSH, real cron.
Real hardware. Real Linux. No abstraction layer.
Every account is a real user on a managed box — not a container that vanishes, not a serverless function. Your files persist, your cron runs, your logs are yours to tail.
Runs as your UID. Save a file, it's live — no build, no deploy step.
Composer, pip (venv), npm — everything installs into your home tree.
SQLite databases as plain files at ~/data/. Copy, back up, SFTP them.
Your subdomain included; custom domains with auto-renewing Let's Encrypt.
Keys or password. Point Cursor / VS Code at your home and edit live.
Your handle, your home directory, your files. Scoped PHP and SSH access per account.
Five tabs, one terminal. Your whole machine.
The agent does the work; you keep full visibility. A row of tabs sits next to every conversation: see what got written, pin what to remember, read its daily journal, check the schedule, and connect directly.
Files
Live tree of everything the agent wrote. Click any file to read or edit.
Context
Notes the agent reads on every message. Stack, brand voice, conventions — no re-explaining.
Journal
A daily log of what the agent did, with links to what it shipped. Skim last week in seconds.
Scheduler
Every cron job the agent set up, in plain English. Real crontab underneath.
Settings
SSH keys, password auth, copy-ready connect strings. It's your box — log in any time.
Terminal
A real shell in the browser, scoped to your sandbox. For when you'd rather type it yourself.
You describe it. It runs it.
No yaml. No control panel maze. Your agent has its own Linux machine — you tell it what to build, watch it write the files, and SSH into anything it touches.
Tell it what you want, the way you'd tell a teammate.
One agent on your box. SSHGrid keeps context per conversation, so you don't re-explain your stack every time. It writes PHP and SQLite into your home directory, handles vhosts and certs, and serves on your subdomain.
- Plain English — or shell, if you prefer
- Context managed per thread — resume any chat
- One dispatch = one prompt, any number of tool calls
It runs the actual commands — on your real Linux.
Every action goes through your own user account. No sandbox theater, no proprietary runtime. Bash, PHP, Python, SQLite, and friends.
- Apache 2.4 + mpm_itk (your UID)
- PHP 8.3, Python 3.12, SQLite, certbot
- Output streamed live to your browser
$ unzip -q ~/uploads/site.zip -d ~/public_html/ inflating: index.html, about.html, css/main.css ... $ apachectl -t Syntax OK $ sudo systemctl reload apache2 reloaded gracefully (0.4s) $ curl -sI https://alice.sshgrid.com | head -1 HTTP/2 200 ✓ live at https://alice.sshgrid.com · 2.4s DONE
Live, with SSL, on a real domain.
Your subdomain is included free. Bring your own whenever — point an A record, ask the agent, and the cert lands automatically and renews itself.
Hi, I'm Alice.
Software engineer building things on bare Linux. Latest project: a contact form that fits in 18 lines of PHP.
It keeps a journal and runs the schedule.
The work doesn't vanish into the scrollback. The agent logs what it did each day, and every recurring job lands in your crontab — both visible in their own tabs.
- Journal — a daily log you can skim weeks later
- Scheduler — every cron job in plain language
- Real crontab — yours over SSH, always
Shipped the pricing page, wired Stripe checkout, fixed the 500 on /contact.
Things you can just ask for.
Every one of these is a single message to your agent. It figures out the commands, runs them on your server, and reports back.
Real scenarios, no boilerplate.
You tell it what you want. It asks only what it needs, then runs it on your machine.
Ship a side project tonight
Static, PHP, or SQLite-backed — the agent unpacks, deploys, and certs.
Wire up a custom domain
Point an A record. Tell the agent. Cert + vhost happen automatically.
Debug a 500 in production
Tail logs, propose a fix, and roll it out without leaving the chat.
Schedule nightly backups
Cron, retention, and a dry-run all in one prompt.
A new shape of hosting.
What we ship vs. what you'd get at the usual suspects.
| SSHGrid | Shared cPanel | Cloud VPS | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tell it what you want in plain English | × | × | |
| We help manage conversation context | × | × | |
| Real Linux user + SSH | partial | ||
| Auto SSL on subdomains & custom domains | partial | × | |
| Up and running in < 60 seconds | × | × | |
| No infra to babysit | × | ||
| Debug your code from the same chat | × | × | |
| Free tier to start — no card required | × | × |
People who'd rather build than configure.
“I described the site I wanted and it was live on my subdomain a few minutes later. Cron, SSL, the works — I never opened a control panel.”
“When something breaks I just ask the agent to check the logs, and it’s my real Apache log on a real server. That’s what won me over.”
“We put our client micro-sites on SSHGrid. New client, new site, custom domain — it’s one message to the agent and it’s done.”
Start free. Upgrade when you ship.
A dispatch is one message to your agent — one task, however many commands it takes. Start free with 10 of them. Standard is $19.99/mo — cancel anytime.
- ✓ 10 dispatches
- ✓ Composer 2.5 agent model
- ✓ 1 subdomain
- ✓ SSH + SFTP access
- ✓ Apache · PHP · SQLite
- ✓ 100 dispatches / month
- ✓ Model choice — Composer 2.5 or Grok 4.5
- ✓ 1 GB RAM in your sandbox
- ✓ 5 GB NVMe storage
- ✓ 1 custom domain + SSL
- ✓ Email support
- ✓ Custom dispatch volume
- ✓ Unlimited domains
- ✓ Dedicated capacity
- ✓ Priority support
Ready to ship something?
A real Linux server, operated by AI. Free account, 10 dispatches, no card.