Varity Docs
Deploy supported apps with predictable cloud hosting.
The practical reference for shipping source projects, Docker services, AI agent apps, and managed runtime services on Varity.
pipx install varitykit
varitykit app deploy Choose your path
Start from the tool you already use.
Varity supports multiple entry points. Each route leads to the same live app workflow and the same public deployment URL.
Connect Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, or VS Code to the Varity MCP server.
claude mcp add varity -- npx -y @varity-labs/mcp Set up MCP Command line Install varitykit and deploy from a supported project folder.
pipx install varitykit
varitykit app deploy Deploy with CLI Dashboard Deploy from the Developer Portal when you want a visual flow.
developer.store.varity.so Open dashboard guide Docker image Deploy a public or private Docker or OCI HTTP service image.
varitykit app deploy --image <ref> Deploy an image Documentation map
Find the page by what you are trying to do.
The docs are organized around deployment, configuration, operation, and reference. This page is the index for the current product surface.
Start
Install Varity, connect your tool, and ship the first app.
Deploy
Choose source, Docker image, dashboard, or AI editor deploys.
Configure
Set runtime variables, credentials, services, and app URLs.
Data and services
Understand databases, caches, object storage, and model runtimes.
Operate
Check deploy status, recover a version, and troubleshoot failures.
Reference
Use the exact public tool and API surfaces exposed to agents.
How the deploy flow reads
From project to live URL.
Varity detects supported frameworks, selects static or dynamic hosting, applies runtime defaults, attaches detected services, and returns the public app URL.
Deployment defaultsUse a supported project, GitHub repo, dashboard input, MCP tool, or runnable image.
Confirm hosting mode, app name, port, variables, and detected services before shipping.
Use status, logs, redeploy, environment updates, and support docs after launch.
Common tasks
Shortcuts for frequent workflows.
These are the pages users usually need while connecting tools, deploying apps, pricing workloads, and recovering from setup issues.
Current beta surface
What is supported today.
Source deploys support Node, Python, Go, and static stacks. Other stacks can deploy with a prebuilt Docker or OCI HTTP service image. External custom domains, cron, preview deployments, and one click rollback are not shipped yet.
- Source projects
- Node, Python, Go, and static stacks
- Images
- Public and private Docker or OCI HTTP services
- Services
- Postgres, Redis, MongoDB, MySQL, object storage, and model runtime
- URLs
- varity.app path and subdomain app URLs
Run with clarity