NeoSpaxe is Live: Ephemeral AWS Previews for the Vibe Coding Era
It’s officially out in the wild.
I built NeoSpaxe because I was completely fed up with the staging environment bottleneck. When you vibe code an entire feature with an AI agent in 20 minutes, you’re ready to test it on real cloud infra or get it in front of your team right now. But old-school workflows demand you click through 50 screens in an AWS console, or pay hundreds of dollars a month to lock your containers into some proprietary walled garden.
That’s not how our generation builds.
NeoSpaxe opens ephemeral AWS previews straight from the CI you already use (GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or Bitbucket Pipelines), deployed directly into your own AWS account. No new dashboard to learn. No desktop app. Your cloud, your pipeline, your control.
How it rolls (The Stack Life)
A preview starts when you run your deploy workflow with a stage name (e.g. pr-42). A successful deploy opens a stack life.
Fifteen minutes of silence keeps the clock running while you and your team test the preview live.
When you’re finished, run the remove workflow. The moment the teardown reports back complete, the NeoSpaxe clock stops immediately. Done. No forgotten stacks eating away at your AWS bill over the weekend.
No-card trial, honest rates
You can take it for a spin today:
- 30-day free trial with up to 20 open previews. No credit card required.
- After the trial, it’s dead simple: $0.20 per hour for an open preview, $20 to open a stack life, and $10 more if NeoSpaxe auto-synthesizes your deployment blueprint for you.
Ready to check it out?
The same preview can start from GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or Bitbucket Pipelines.
Let me know what you build with it. Hit me up at info@toolboxanonymous.run — Nate replies to every note.
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