Your AI agent shouldn't have root
Lessly runs your deploy, database, cache, and secrets from one account. You and your agents connect over MCP — with scoped access, not root.
What's broken
- You're running five bills, five permission models, and five places to revoke access when someone leaves.
- Your coding agent gets root credentials or nothing — no scoped, audited middle ground. One compromised session is your whole stack.
- And you're the one rotating secrets and granting access — the work WorkOS sells to 200-person teams, without the WorkOS budget.
Your agent getsthe keys to one room —not the building.
Frequently asked questions
What is Lessly?
One managed account for deploy, Postgres, cache, and secrets — driven by you or your AI agent over MCP, with scoped access instead of root. In private beta, hosted in the EU.
Who is Lessly for?
Technical co-founders and founding engineers at 2–5 person startups — 6–18 months post-launch, running an assembled stack of separate services, and using Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex daily.
Can AI agents deploy through Lessly?
Yes. Lessly exposes an MCP server, so your agent (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex) can create a project, deploy, and check status — with scoped access, not your root credentials.
Where is Lessly hosted?
Google Cloud Platform, European Union region. Isolated tenancy per customer. Data and compute stay in the EU.
One account. Scoped access. Less to manage.
The private-beta waitlist for founding teams running AI agents.