fly.io

fly.io publishes an Agentic Resource Discovery manifest at /.well-known/ai-catalog.json, declaring what an AI agent can call on this domain. Everything below is read from that file. First seen by our crawler on 31 August 2026.

Declared resourceType
Sprites MCP serverauth required
Create Sprites, run commands in them, manage services, checkpoints, and network policy.
endpoint: https://sprites.dev/mcp
identifier: urn:air:fly.io:mcp:sprites
published to be found for: give my agent a Linux machine to work in · run this test suite somewhere other than my laptop · snapshot the filesystem before the agent changes it · keep a dev server running between sessions
application/mcp-server+json
Fly.io Machines APInot yet checked
REST API for creating, starting, stopping, and destroying Fly Machines.
endpoint: https://docs.machines.dev/openapi.json
identifier: urn:air:fly.io:openapi:machines
published to be found for: create a virtual machine programmatically · start and stop a Fly Machine over HTTP · deploy a container to multiple regions
application/json
Fly.io agent skillsnot yet checked
Skill documents describing how to use Fly.io and Sprites.
endpoint: https://fly.io/.well-known/agent-skills/index.json
identifier: urn:air:fly.io:skills:index
published to be found for: how do I create a Sprite · how do I call the Fly.io Machines API
application/json
Source: https://fly.io/.well-known/ai-catalog.json, this publisher's own file. Identifiers are reproduced exactly as published. Note: this is the pre-v0.91 path. The specification renamed the manifest to /.well-known/ard.json, and most of the ecosystem still serves the older name. None of these endpoints has been probed for reachability yet, so nothing here says whether they answer. "Answers" and "no response" describe only whether an endpoint replied when last probed: services go down and come back, and an entry is demoted rather than removed. None of this is a trust, quality or safety rating.

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