Horizon : DevOps & Deployment
Horizon owns deployment, Cloudflare Pages, Vercel, DNS, SSL, CI/CD, Docker, monitoring, rollbacks. Forge builds, Horizon ships.
The benefit of running Horizon
Three outcomes you get the week Horizon turns on. Not features, not roadmap items: actual results your team will feel.
Deploys that don't break prod
Build, SSL, DNS, Workers: Horizon owns the infra so devs don't drift.
Rollback in 2 minutes
Previous build always one command away. No panic, no downtime.
CI/CD wired once, runs forever
GitHub Actions, Cloudflare, Vercel, Docker: pick your stack, same ritual.
4 jobs, one agent
Every capability below is in production today. No roadmap items, no coming-soons.
Cloudflare Pages + Workers
Production deploys, preview deploys, Workers for edge compute.
DNS + SSL
Domain setup, certificate provisioning, propagation monitoring.
CI/CD pipelines
GitHub Actions workflows for test → build → deploy.
Rollback on failure
Every deploy is reversible. One-command rollback to last known good.
What Horizon plugs into
Horizon does not replace what you already use. It routes through the tools your business lives in.
A real Horizon run, end to end
What you actually see when Horizon runs. Example output below; all data fabricated for illustration, no real clients shown.
Horizon runs with 5 teammates
No agent works alone. Horizon feeds into, and pulls from, these agents in every workflow.
Quick answers
Cloudflare or Vercel?
Cloudflare by default for sites, Vercel for Next.js apps requiring edge SSR.
Rollback time?
Under 2 minutes. Previous build is always one click away.
Does Horizon handle production DBs?
Provisioning and connection setup, yes. Engine owns the schema and data.
Put Horizon to work today
Deploy free from the Starter Kit in under 30 minutes. Prefer a full setup done for you? Book a strategy call and we'll map Horizon to your biggest bottleneck.