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Manifest hosting on xCloud gives you a self-hosted LLM gateway on your own domain. Deploy Manifest and xCloud runs the pinned official image beside a private PostgreSQL and a small login gateway, creates the administrator from the email you enter, generates the session and encryption secrets, closes public sign-up, and keeps accounts, agents and message recordings on persistent volumes. Add your provider keys and point clients at the OpenAI-compatible endpoint.
Self-hosted Manifest is an open-source LLM gateway for AI agents and apps. Upstream says you connect your API keys, subscriptions and local models to one OpenAI-compatible endpoint, and each query goes to the right model, with custom routing, full body logs, spend tracking with notifications and limits, and fallback models when a query fails. It is a self-hosted option beside routing services such as OpenRouter, and it is MIT licensed.
On xCloud the template runs manifestdotbuild/manifest 6.28.7 with a bundled PostgreSQL 16 and a Caddy gateway, all pinned by digest. The manifest_db and manifest_recordings volumes hold accounts, agents, routing rules, usage and message recordings. The administrator is created from your email at first start, and the gateway answers public sign-up with a refusal, so nobody else can register.
A Manifest stack normally means the app, a PostgreSQL database, a reverse proxy, generated secrets, volumes, a domain and a certificate before the first request is routed. This is the same result without assembling any of it.
Step 01
Create your xCloud account and pick Manifest from the OneClick catalog. Choose your domain and target server, then enter the Administrator Email for the first account.
Step 02
One click. We bring up the official Manifest image, pinned by immutable digest, with a private PostgreSQL 16 database and a Caddy gateway, keep the app and database off the host's public ports, mount the manifest_db and manifest_recordings volumes, generate the admin password, session secret and encryption key, and publish it over HTTPS on your domain.
Step 03
Open your HTTPS Manifest URL and sign in with your Administrator Email and the generated Admin Password (the first start can take a minute or two for migrations). Add a provider API key, create an agent, and point your client at https://your-domain/v1 with the agent key.
Manifest runs in full here: an OpenAI-compatible gateway and its dashboard on your own domain, backed by a database you own.
Send requests to /v1 on your domain and Manifest routes each one to a model from your connected API keys, subscriptions, local models or custom providers.
Track token usage and spend per model, and set limits and notifications from the dashboard.
Create an agent for each app or workflow and give it its own routing rules, with its own agent key.
When a query fails, Manifest can fall back to a different model instead of returning the error to your app.
Bodies are logged for both successful and failed messages, and recordings are kept on the persistent manifest_recordings volume.
Sign-up requests are answered with 403, so the administrator is the only account, and provider keys you add are encrypted at rest with a generated encryption key.
Managed hosting for Manifest, so the parts that keep it online are not your problem.
Point every app and agent at /v1 on your domain instead of wiring each one to a separate provider SDK and key.
See token usage and cost per model in one dashboard, and set limits and notifications before a runaway agent gets expensive.
Configure fallback models so a failed request is retried on another model rather than surfacing as an error in your product.
Create one agent per app or workflow, each with its own agent key and routing rules, and review its request logs when something misbehaves.


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A private LLM gateway for one team's agents and apps.
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Yes. Manifest is MIT licensed with its code open on GitHub, so the gateway software is free. xCloud bills the dedicated Cloud VPS, and your model providers bill you for tokens separately. The template adds no paid Manifest tier or hosted-only feature.
Yes, and this template is Manifest Docker hosting without the assembly. It starts manifestdotbuild/manifest 6.28.7 beside PostgreSQL 16 and a Caddy gateway, all pinned by digest, serves the dashboard and the v1 gateway on one domain behind HTTPS, and mounts two volumes.
Manifest's manifest floor is 512 MB of RAM, one core and 5 GB of disk. We sell the 6 GB Cloud VPS for a Manifest cloud install, mostly as headroom. Message recordings, kept 365 days by default, are what use the disk.
Yes. Upstream describes one OpenAI-compatible endpoint in front of your providers. Clients call your domain with the v1 path and an agent key created in the dashboard. Add your provider API keys first, then create an agent with its own routing rules.
In Manifest's PostgreSQL database, encrypted at rest with the MANIFEST_ENCRYPTION_KEY the template generates. Keep that key stable and back it up: changing it makes stored provider keys unreadable. Anyone with the administrator login can use the connected providers, so protect it.
No. The template creates the administrator at first start from your email and a generated password, and its Caddy gateway answers the sign-up path with a 403. Manifest has no setting to close registration itself, so keep that gateway in place.
Not in this template. The anonymous usage report and the daily GitHub release lookup are both switched off by default. You can turn either back on in the Environment editor by changing the matching variable. Provider calls still go out to the providers you connect.
Back up both volumes together, manifest_db for PostgreSQL data and manifest_recordings for message recordings, which are not part of a database dump. Keep the generated session secret, encryption key and database password from the credentials page with the backup.
Your install stays on its pinned 6.28.7 version until you adopt a newer template version. Back up both volumes and the secrets first, then read the upstream release notes, since the first start applies database migrations. Afterwards sign in and send a test request.
Yes. There is no lock-in — cancel any time. Hosting is billed monthly and charged for what you actually use, so when you delete the server the unused balance is refunded to your account, less up to 10% in payment-processing fees.
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