Deploying Your App

Overview

Agiloop IMPLEMENT can automatically deploy generated services to  Railway once a feature reaches the Done status.

This allows teams to move directly from code generation to live deployment with minimal manual setup.

When enabled, IMPLEMENT can deploy generated application services, APIs, workers, and supporting infrastructure components directly to your Railway environment.

How Railway Deployment Works

After a feature completes the implementation and approval workflow:

1. The feature reaches the Done status
2. IMPLEMENT prepares the generated services for deployment
3. Agiloop connects to your Railway account using your configured API key
4. Services are deployed to Railway
5. Deployment status and runtime logs become available directly within Agiloop

This creates a streamlined workflow from specification to deployed infrastructure.

Configuring Railway Access

Before IMPLEMENT can deploy services to Railway, you must configure your Railway API credentials.

Step 1: Obtain a Railway API Key

Generate an API key from your Railway account.

Step 2: Open Project Settings

In Agiloop, navigate to your project settings.

Step 3: Configure Deployment Settings

Within the deployment or build configuration area:

• Enable Railway deployment
• Enter your Railway API key
• Configure any required deployment settings

Once configured, IMPLEMENT can begin deploying completed features automatically.

Viewing Deployment Logs

When services are deployed to Railway, Agiloop provides integrated visibility into deployment activity.

From within Agiloop, you can view:

• Deployment progress
• Build logs
• Runtime logs
• Service startup information
• Deployment failures and errors
• Live service activity

This allows teams to monitor deployments without leaving the Agiloop platform.

Common Deployment Targets

IMPLEMENT can deploy a variety of generated services to Railway, including:

• Web applications
• Backend APIs
• Worker services
• Realtime services
• Messaging consumers
• Scheduled jobs
• Multi-service application stacks

Deployment behavior may vary depending on your generated architecture and Railway configuration.

Security Considerations

Your Railway API key provides deployment access to your Railway environment.

Agiloop recommends:

• Using project-specific Railway credentials when possible
• Rotating API keys periodically
• Limiting API key access according to your organization’s security policies
• Restricting deployment permissions to trusted environments

Best Practices

• Verify your Railway environment before enabling automatic deployment
• Use separate Railway projects for development and production workloads
• Monitor deployment logs after large feature implementations
• Combine Railway deployments with human review workflows for production systems
• Keep deployment configuration aligned with your Git branching strategy

Example Workflow

1. Feature enters implementation
2. IMPLEMENT generates and validates code
3. Feature is reviewed and approved
4. Feature moves to Done
5. IMPLEMENT deploys generated services to Railway
6. Deployment logs become visible in Agiloop
7. Services become available in the Railway environment