Connect the agents you use

Describe it.Agent build it.

One conversation. Your entire Leaflow workspace. Everything your projects and agents need, from cloud resources to tools and operational context.

Work with Leaflow

Manage your cloud
with the tools you use.

Chat with Shipping or connect the agent you already use to create resources and check their status in Leaflow.

Use our agent

ShippingLeaflow AI assistant

Chat with Shipping on the web or connect your own IM. Describe what you need, and let your AI assistant plan, create and inspect cloud resources.

WeChatFeishu / LarkTelegramWeComDingTalkSoon
  • Describe the outcome in natural language
  • Review the proposed resource actions before execution
  • Manage infrastructure inside the selected project context

Bring your own agent

Your agentMCP / Skills / CLI

Keep the agent you already use. Call the Leaflow CLI through skills or connect tools over MCP to work with the same cloud resources.

ChatGPT / CodexClaude CodeWorkBuddyOpenClawHermes Agent
  • Skills: teach your agent how to use the CLI
  • MCP: discover and call cloud resource tools
  • One project, the same resources and operations

One conversation to manage your entire Leaflow workspace.
The resources, tools and operational status your projects and agents need, all in one place.

Shipping · Sample conversation
Set up a personal WordPress blog at blog.example.com. I’m just getting started, so recommend a suitable configuration. Set up the server, domain and access together.

I recommend starting with 2 vCPU and 4 GB RAM, then adjusting as traffic grows. I’ll use the workspace’s Hong Kong region, create the VM, deploy WordPress, configure the domain and verify access.

Organized tasks6 / 6
  • Review the workspace and recommend a starting configuration
  • Create a 2 vCPU / 4 GB Hong Kong VM
  • Configure security group and web ports
  • Add the blog DNS record
  • Install and configure WordPress
  • Verify the VM, domain and website response
VM, blog and domain are ready
ItemValue
Instanceweb-01 · Hong Kong · hk-1
Size / OS2 vCPU · 4 GB · Ubuntu 26.04
StatusRunning
Public IP192.0.2.11
Security groupWeb ports 80 / 443 configured
DNSblog.example.com → 192.0.2.11 · A · TTL 60
Website stackApache · MySQL · PHP · WordPress
Access verificationWordPress setup page returned
Result table · Demo
ItemValue
Instanceweb-01 · Hong Kong · hk-1
Size / OS2 vCPU · 4 GB · Ubuntu 26.04
StatusRunning
Public IP192.0.2.11
Security groupWeb ports 80 / 443 configured
DNSblog.example.com → 192.0.2.11 · A · TTL 60
Website stackApache · MySQL · PHP · WordPress
Access verificationWordPress setup page returned

Website: http://blog.example.com. Set the site name and administrator account on your first visit.

Sample data · No live operations
01

ECS

ECS includes VMs, VPCs, cloud disks, snapshots and backups.

console.leaflow.net/compute/instances
Instances6 · Sample data
Name & IDStatusSizeImageIPRegion / AZ
web-01i-demo-7a01Running2 vCPU4 GBUbuntu 24.04192.0.2.1110.0.1.11Hong Konghk-1
api-01i-demo-7a02Running4 vCPU8 GBDebian 12192.0.2.1210.0.1.12Hong Konghk-1
worker-01i-demo-7a03Running4 vCPU8 GBUbuntu 24.04192.0.2.1310.0.1.13Hong Konghk-1
postgres-01i-demo-7a04Running8 vCPU16 GBDebian 1210.0.1.14Hong Konghk-1
redis-01i-demo-7a05Starting2 vCPU4 GBUbuntu 24.0410.0.1.15Hong Konghk-1
staging-01i-demo-7a06Stopped2 vCPU4 GBDebian 12192.0.2.1610.0.1.16Hong Konghk-1
  • Instances
  • Custom images
  • Operation logs
  • Cloud disks
  • Snapshots
  • Backups
  • Private networks
  • Security groups
  • Public IPs
  • Cisco
02

Monitoring infrastructure provided byVolcengine

03Models

Token

Low-latency tokens for your agent’s model calls.

  • Unmodified models
  • Direct cluster access
  • High TPM throughput
KimiGLMDeepSeekMiniMaxQwen
Low-latency routing (optimized for Asia and mainland China)
04Domains

DNS

Manage DNS records for your services.

CloudflareTencent Cloud DNSPodAlibaba Cloud DNSAWS Route 53

Start with one project.

Let your agent build. Keep every operation in view.

Start free