Secure webservice exposure for humans and AI.

ASD is a developer platform focused on CI/CD workflows and local service exposure. It helps teams share, demo, and validate real running services quickly and securely.

ASD removes friction around exposing services — locally or from CI — so teams can collaborate, review, and demo without slow deployments or brittle tunnel setups.

No. ASD does not replace your editor. Remote servers and cloud code environments can be part of the ecosystem, but they are not the core focus.

Local service exposure allows you to securely share services running on your machine or in CI with teammates or clients — instantly and without manual networking setup.

ASD integrates naturally into CI/CD pipelines, allowing services to be exposed, previewed, and validated during builds and tests.

They are temporary environments created on demand for testing, validation, or demos. Use them when needed and remove them when done.

Yes, in a lightweight form. ASD provides shared tooling for exposure, access control, and collaboration without forcing teams to build custom platforms.

Yes. ASD uses explicit exposure, controlled access, and avoids unsafe sharing patterns like shared credentials or open VPNs.

Software development teams, DevOps and platform engineers, startups and scale-ups, and teams that need fast demos and feedback.

Download the beta binary, expose a service, and share it. No heavy onboarding required.

A single file that describes your dev stack: services, ports, secrets, and networking. It replaces setup docs, onboarding scripts, and tribal knowledge. Run asd run dev and everything starts.

Built-in secrets management. Store credentials once, inject them at runtime via your manifest. No .env files shared over Slack, no plaintext secrets in repos.

ASD runs on Windows, Linux, and macOS. The same manifest produces the same environment everywhere. Your team gets identical setups regardless of their OS.