Try Qovery on Your Laptop: Ask Your Coding Agent, Get a Running App

Qovery has introduced agent skills that let coding agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode, and Gemini CLI create a free local Kubernetes cluster in Docker and deploy applications without requiring a cloud account or credit card. When an organization has no cluster, the agent can guide users through creating a k3s-based local environment with `qovery demo up`, then build and deploy repositories or container images, provision databases, configure variables, and clone environments for staging. The feature requires Docker with sufficient CPU and memory, a free Qovery account, and an Agent Skills-compatible coding agent, while some authentication and system-permission steps remain user-driven. Qovery reports test results including a local cluster setup in under five minutes, application deployment in a few minutes, PostgreSQL provisioning in about 70 seconds, and environment cloning in 67 seconds. Local deployments can be shared temporarily through Cloudflare Tunnel or ngrok, but they are intended only for development and testing because they run on the user’s machine and stop with Docker. Projects configured locally can later be deployed through the same Qovery workflow to Kubernetes clusters in AWS, GCP, Azure, Scaleway, or existing infrastructure.

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