AO – Deploy Python agents without managing production infrastructure
Fixes real agent deployment pain — but Replicate, Modal, and Railway already do this well.

One-command agent deploy, but infrastructure wrappers already exist (LangSmith, Modal, Vercel).
AI engineers building with CrewAI, LangGraph, LangGraph.js frameworks
LangSmith · Modal · Vercel Serverless Functions
If you've built something with CrewAI, LangGraph, or similar frameworks, you know the drill: it works great locally, then you spend days figuring out infrastructure, scaling, monitoring, and artifact management just to get it running for real users.
Crewship handles all of that. You add a crewship.toml to your project, run `crewship deploy`, and your agents are live in seconds. It's framework-agnostic — we currently support CrewAI, LangGraph, and LangGraph.js, with more coming.
What you get: - One-command deploy (no Docker/K8s config needed) - Real-time streaming of agent actions via SSE - Automatic artifact collection (every file/report your agents produce) - Auto-scaling from zero to thousands of concurrent runs - Version control with instant rollback - Secrets management
We're a small team in Switzerland, and we've been using this ourselves for months. Free tier available — would love your feedback.
Docs: https://docs.crewship.dev Quickstart: https://docs.crewship.dev/quickstart
Fixes real agent deployment pain — but Replicate, Modal, and Railway already do this well.
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