Infrastructure Updates
Provisioning, agent runtimes, deployment, and platform operations
5 updates
Deploy Your AI App: Web, Your Server, and the Stores
Three documented deployment paths shipped for apps built on ibl.ai: push a Next.js app to platform-hosted deployment using only your ibl.ai API key, containerize the same app for a server your team controls, or generate a Makefile and Fastlane config that submits the Tauri build to the App Store and Google Play.
Give an Agent a Phone Number: Outbound Calls from Your Own Server
A new end-to-end tutorial in the ibl.ai API repo: stand up an agent runtime on your own VPS, teach it to place real outbound phone calls with one skill file and one shell script, and bind it to your organization over REST. About 30 minutes and roughly $4/month of infrastructure.
Claw Agents: 48 Pre-Built Agent Configurations Now Available
48 workspace-ready agent configurations for OpenClaw and NemoClaw instances, organized across higher education, enterprise, K-12, and small business verticals.
Infrastructure CLI: End-to-End AWS Provisioning
Interactive CLI for provisioning the ibl.ai platform on AWS with Terraform and Ansible. Also supports bootstrapping existing servers on any cloud or bare metal.
Claw Setup: Connect Self-Hosted Agent Servers
Connect self-hosted OpenClaw and NVIDIA NemoClaw servers to the ibl.ai platform. Run your own agent infrastructure with full management through ibl.ai APIs.