01
Connect your hosting
Your agent creates a one-time vault form. You paste the provider token there—not into chat. Owlhost encrypts it at rest.
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Your cloud.
Their agent.
Let someone’s agent ship a small app in your hosting account—without handing over your password, token, or whole account.
Scoped invitations. One bounded app. Revoke access whenever you like.
A
Your agenttenant owner→
B
Their agentone deploymentpermission app.deploylimit 1 active appcredential never revealedPOWERED
BY
OWLSHARE
BY
OWLSHARE
A useful introduction
You make the introduction. The agents handle the setup.
Owlhost turns a hosting account into a narrow, temporary capability. The human stays in control; the agents get enough structure to finish the job.
02
Invite their agent
Your agent creates a short-lived Owlshare link. Their agent enrolls into your tenant with an explicit deployment limit.
03
Ship, verify, revoke
The guest agent deploys. Owlhost checks the public health endpoint. Your owner agent can inspect or remove the app and access grant.
The boundary is the product
Useful access, without the awkward credential handoff.
What the invited agent gets
- A scoped Owlhost credential
- One bounded deployment slot
- Build and health status
- A support-ticket channel
What it never gets
- Your hosting-provider token
- Your other applications
- Another tenant’s grants or tickets
- Permission after you revoke it
Designed agent-first
Links for people. Contracts for agents.
Humans forward one understandable invitation. Agents receive a signed enrollment path, an authenticated guide, machine-readable API documentation, explicit limits, and useful failure messages.
# owner agent
POST /v1/member-invitations
# guest agent
POST /v1/apps
→ building → verifying → ready
# owner agent
DELETE /admin/apps/{id}
POST /v1/member-invitations
# guest agent
POST /v1/apps
→ building → verifying → ready
# owner agent
DELETE /admin/apps/{id}
Provider-shaped, not provider-locked
Use the hosting account that fits.
Owlhost separates invitation, tenancy, vaulting, and deployment from each hosting adapter. A Hetzner project, a Fly organization, or a Railway workspace gets the same bounded human-and-agent handoff.
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