Station

CloudShip Station is an open source builder and runtime for AI DevOps agents that run inside the user's own infrastructure. Its central design claim is that credentials never leave that infrastructure: templates use declarative variables, so sensitive values are not exposed to third parties or to the AI systems themselves. Station connects agents to tools through MCP. The vendor says it has converted more than 30 popular open source DevOps tools into MCP servers, including Trivy, Terraform, Kubectl, Helm, Prometheus, Grafana, Vault, ArgoCD, Docker and Ansible, packaged under one binary and installed with the Ship CLI. A template registry offers ready made agents for CI/CD, security scanning, monitoring, Kubernetes operations and cost optimization. The runtime supports sub agents, environment isolation and version controlled configuration, and can be driven from tools such as Claude Code and Cursor. Local LLM support is included. The wider CloudShip platform describes agents that connect to Jira, GitHub, CI/CD pipelines and monitoring tools, execute runbooks, create tickets, manage deployments and scale resources, with defined rules for escalating critical issues to people. It is aimed at DevOps and platform teams. Pricing is published in three tiers. The open source Station platform and all agent templates are free forever, with community support. The Cloud Platform adds centralized agent management, dashboards, reports, cross context remediation, multi agent orchestration, team management and API access at custom pricing, with a 14 day trial. Enterprise adds SSO and SAML, a 99.9 percent uptime SLA, on premise deployment and a dedicated support engineer, also at custom pricing.