DOCS / OVERVIEW

Nah Cloud documentation.

Run the terminal UI against a remote agent runtime with a real filesystem. Opt-in cloud agents, metered billing, and terminal integration — all in one place.

What is Nah Cloud?

Nah Cloud is the hosted half of the Nah agent. It runs Nah on a real Linux machine in the cloud, gives it a filesystem, and lets you drive it from your terminal or the dashboard.

Agents are opt-in. Nothing runs unless you log in and launch an agent. Local sessions continue to run read-only with no network traffic; the cloud adds a remote sandbox and optional telemetry.

Get started

Cloud Agents

Launch agents in the cloud with plain-English descriptions. Opt-in telemetry, metered billing, and real filesystem.

Browse cloud agents →

Use it in the terminal

Log in to Nah Cloud from the terminal, launch agents from plain English, and monitor runs — all from your shell.

View integration →

The three pillars of a run

Real filesystem

Not a document store pretending to be one. A Linux machine with a working tree, package manager and build — the agent does the thing you would have done locally.

Opt-in telemetry

Tier 1 metrics by default (duration, tokens, steps, errors). Tier 2 traces — prompts and tool outputs — only when you opt in, with short retention.

Terminal as client

Your terminal is the client. Steer, interrupt, reopen — the session lives on the machine, not in your scrollback.