It eliminates the need to manually provision servers, configure databases and manage idle cloud resources, which wastes time and money for developers using AI‑generated code.
Lizard is a cloud platform that lets developers run applications, databases and sandbox environments directly from code generated by AI agents such as Claude, Codex or Cursor. The service accepts a repository, detects language, framework and package manager, then generates a multi‑stage Dockerfile (lizardpack) and builds the image on demand. Deployment is triggered with a single CLI command (lizard up) which provisions the compute container, a managed Postgres instance, Redis and S3‑compatible storage, copies secrets and configures domains. Resource usage is measured per second; CPU and memory are billed only while the process is active, and idle memory pages are evicted, so the cost reflects the actual working set. The platform provides machine‑readable logs and event streams, enabling an AI agent to parse failures and retry automatically. Additional features include preview environments, instant rollbacks, role‑based access control on the Enterprise tier, and integration with SSO/SAML.
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