Nuphos

Nuphos is an AI-native DevOps workspace for engineering teams. It provides a shared environment where AI agents can learn infrastructure, investigate issues, and operate production systems with human approval and audit trails.

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AI-native DevOps workspace for team operations

Nuphos is a DevOps workspace built for engineering teams that want AI agents to participate in production work with human oversight. It combines a shared environment, infrastructure connectors, IAM-scoped sessions, approval flows, and audit trails so agents can investigate and act within defined permissions.

The product is aimed at operational workflows such as incident response, cloud migration, deployment planning, and production health checks. The site presents Nuphos as a place where teams can connect cloud and tool surfaces, share agent usage across the workspace, and keep the same safety controls across plans.

Core capabilities

Shared agent workspace

Teams work in one workspace where AI agents and humans share the same operational context instead of using separate point tools.

IAM-scoped sessions and approval flows

Agents operate through IAM-scoped sessions with human approval steps, so actions are constrained by permissions and reviewable before execution.

Audit trails and retention

Every plan includes audit trails, with longer history available on higher tiers for reviewing what agents and users did in production.

Infrastructure and tool connectors

Nuphos supports cloud and tooling connectors such as AWS, GCP, Kubernetes, Zeabur, Slack, GitHub, and PagerDuty, with connector limits increasing by plan.

Shared usage model

Agent usage is pooled across the workspace rather than billed per seat, and paid plans can keep running past the included amount with controlled overage.

Cross-platform downloads

The product provides downloads for macOS, Windows, and Linux, with separate builds for Apple Silicon, Intel Mac, and Windows ARM or x64.

Where Nuphos fits

Incident investigation
Use agents to inspect cluster state, follow alerts, and help trace failures such as crash loops or latency spikes while keeping approvals in place.
Cloud migration planning
Teams can ask agents to map infrastructure and plan migrations across cloud and Kubernetes environments before making changes.
Production cost review
The homepage highlights workflows like hunting idle spend and building a cost view, which suits teams reviewing cloud usage and waste.
Deployment and service operations
Nuphos can support everyday work around deployments, service surfaces, and production health checks across connected infrastructure.
Team adoption for shared operations
Paid plans are built for workspace-wide use, making it possible for several teammates to connect their accounts and work from the same agent pool.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Includes IAM-scoped sessions, approval flows, and audit trails on every plan.
Connects to multiple production surfaces, including cloud and tooling systems.
Uses a shared workspace model instead of charging per seat on paid plans.
Offers a free plan and paid tiers that scale connector limits, retention, and support.
Provides desktop downloads for macOS, Windows, and Linux.

Cons

The source material does not show detailed setup steps beyond download and sign-in.
Some integration details are broad rather than exhaustive, so the full connector list is not clear from the pages provided.
Paid plans add usage and support capacity, but the exact day-to-day workflow for agents is only lightly documented on the pages reviewed.

FAQ

What does Nuphos do?

Nuphos is an AI-native DevOps workspace where engineering teams can connect infrastructure, let agents investigate issues, and manage production systems with human approval and auditability.

Which platforms can I download it for?

The download page lists builds for macOS, Windows, and Linux, including Apple Silicon and Intel Mac, plus Windows and Linux x64 and ARM options.

Does Nuphos charge per seat?

No. The pricing page says Dev includes up to three members and the paid plans above it are unlimited for members, with pricing based on the workspace rather than individual seats.

What happens if a workspace uses all its weekly agent credits?

On Team and higher, agents can continue working with overage billing and a monthly cap you control. The FAQ says an incident in progress will not be interrupted mid-task.

What kinds of tools and systems can it connect to?

The pricing page mentions cloud connectors for AWS, GCP, Kubernetes, and Zeabur, plus tool connectors such as Slack, GitHub, and PagerDuty. It also mentions bots in Slack, Lark, Discord, and iMessage on the Dev plan.