Local development for the agentic era

Connect local machines or CDEs directly to your Kubernetes cluster. Empower developers and agents to write, run, and verify code against real cloud dependencies without leaving the IDE.

"On the margin, with the Signadot approach, 99.8% of the isolated environment's infrastructure costs look wasteful. That percentage looks like an exaggeration, but it's really not."

Connor Braa

Software Engineering Manager, Brex

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Architecture diagram: a browser request flows through an API gateway to cart, user, notification, auth, and config services backed by three databases. A sandboxed copy of user-svc for pull request 42 is spliced into the request path, and an Agent Skills panel shows end-to-end tests, API diff, and contract checks passing.

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Hot reloads for your backend

Your agents can generate code in seconds. But validating it still takes 20 minutes in CI. Signadot Local gives developers and agents a fast, high-fidelity feedback loop against real infrastructure. Change code. See it live. Move on.

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Standardize the inner loop

Empower developers and agents with a uniform way to connect, route, and debug across local and cloud environments.

Connect to your cluster

Run signadot local connect to establish a secure tunnel between any workspace and the cluster. Access cluster services via their DNS names locally. Works from laptops, CDEs, and agent runtimes.

Define your sandbox

Define a simple YAML config that maps traffic from a remote Kubernetes deployment port to your local service port. Agents can interact with our MCP server to manage these definitions dynamically.

Start your service locally

Run your microservice locally using your preferred setup: Docker, IDE, or native execution. Signadot automatically routes cluster traffic to your local instance for you or your agent to debug.

Hot reload & validate

Change code locally and see it live in seconds. Give your coding agents autonomous validation loops against the sandbox to verify end-to-end flows. Find and fix integration issues in seconds, not 20-minute CI cycles.

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Inspect live traffic. Override any API.

Enhanced debugging with powerful observability and granular control over cluster traffic directly from your laptop or agent workspace.

Record & inspect HTTP/gRPC traffic

Stop guessing based on stale API docs. Record and inspect live request/response payloads between any cluster service. Give your agents the context to understand complex interactions and debug integration issues against systems that nobody wrote documentation for.

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Surgically override APIs

Make your code resilient. How does it handle a 5-second latency spike or a 500 error from a dependency? Surgically override any API endpoint to return exactly what you want. Test edge cases, simulate failures, and validate resilience locally in seconds.

Turn agents into validated shippers

Code generation is the easy part. The bottleneck is validation. Give your agents the infrastructure to verify their work end-to-end, so they stop being expensive autocomplete and start actually shipping.

Close the loop

Give your coding agents the ability to provision environments where they can run, validate, and debug their code end-to-end in a closed loop.

Safe concurrency

Let hundreds of agents explore and iterate autonomously in parallel in safely isolated environments with zero staging-breaking contention.

Maintain flow state

Iterate on AI-generated code as fast as you can prompt. Get instant feedback in your IDE instead of context-switching to wait for a 20-minute CI pipeline.

The Signadot MCP Server

Forget learning new YAML. Equip your agents with native tools to manage sandboxes, route traffic, and verify code using natural language. No kubectl. No custom scripts. No ticket to the platform team.

The Signadot MCP (Model Context Protocol) Server plugs directly into AI coding tools like Cursor, Claude and Windsurf.

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Infrastructure as prompts

Agents can provision high-fidelity environments, update image tags, and inject environment variables using natural language commands.

Autonomous debugging

Have agents inspect live traffic, override API responses, or reproduce production issues to debug autonomously.

Advanced routing

Enable your agents to create route groups to combine multiple sandboxes, enabling complex integration testing across services.

Do it all in local

Debug complex issues

Reproduce staging or production issues on your local machine. No more "it works on my machine". Get full access to logs, debuggers, and breakpoints against live data to fix human or agent-generated code.

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Validate schema migrations safely

Run schema changes locally while connecting to real downstream services to catch integration issues before deployment.

Unlock true collaboration

Frontend developers, other teams, or autonomous agents can validate against your local backend changes instantly. No deployments, no coordination, and no "is staging free?" messages.

Standardize once.
Rollout everywhere.

Signadot Local works with your existing Kubernetes clusters and integrates seamlessly with your IDE, debugger, and local development tools for fast integration testing.

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