Resources

Resources are the deployable and managed surfaces created inside ACP. They let one project move from execution to a working product stack.

Resources

Publish web apps, functions, auth modules, databases, and runtimes from ACP projects.

What resources are

Resources are the hosted or managed surfaces that ACP projects create and operate. That includes web apps, cloud functions, auth modules, databases, and agent runtimes.

Publish directly from the same workspace where work is planned and executed.

Keep runtime operations close to the project and threads that created them.

Use ACP as both the build plane and the operational control plane.

Types of resources

ACP supports both public-facing and internal runtime surfaces. Some resources are request-driven, while others provide state, identity, or execution for the apps you deploy.

Web apps and functions handle user-facing or backend compute.

Auth and databases provide managed application primitives.

Agent runtimes expose controlled execution surfaces for ACP agents.

Operating resources

Each resource has its own lifecycle, analytics, and settings surface. ACP keeps those operations inside the same environment and project model so you do not have to split build and runtime management across tools.

Inspect activity and request patterns from the same interface.

Update configuration without leaving the project context.

Connect resources to schedules, webhooks, and agents.