NodeOps
No-code platform for managing blockchain nodes and infrastructure
What is NodeOps?
Try NodeOpsNodeOps provides an agentic operating system for running, scaling, and orchestrating production AI workloads on enterprise-grade compute. Its CreateOS product is an AI-native workspace for building and shipping AI apps with zero-config deployment and an AI co-pilot. NodeOps Console complements this with a no-code command center to deploy, manage, and monitor blockchain nodes across networks.
What is NodeOps and how does it help with production AI workloads?
NodeOps is designed to run, scale, and orchestrate AI workloads in production using enterprise-grade compute. CreateOS is the AI-native workspace for building and shipping AI applications, and NodeOps Console provides tools for deploying, managing, and monitoring blockchain nodes across networks.
How do I set up CreateOS with Claude Code for AI-powered deployments?
You can integrate CreateOS with Claude Code using MCP. Install and authenticate Claude Code, add the CreateOS MCP connection with your CreateOS API key, restart Claude Code, and then verify the connection by listing MCP servers (the connected MCP server should appear as createos-mcp).
Do I need to switch IDEs to deploy using CreateOS from my AI workflow?
You don’t have to switch IDEs to deploy from your existing AI workflow. CreateOS Skills is intended to work with your current tools so you can deploy from anywhere using a command after setup.
Which AI coding tools are supported for CreateOS Skills?
CreateOS Skills supports Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Codex, Amp, Kimi CLI, Windsurf, and VS Code.
What can NodeOps Console do for blockchain node operations?
NodeOps Console is a no-code command center that helps you deploy, manage, and monitor blockchain nodes across multiple networks. It’s built to support single-click deployment to reduce manual node setup and ongoing operational overhead.
How secure is NodeOps for enterprise use?
NodeOps is SOC 2 compliant and has been audited by Quantstamp, OAK Security, Halborn, and QuillAudits. It also uses a non-custodial architecture and includes verifiable compute, transparent protocol metrics, and security scanning.