Indie dev has an AI agent migrate off Zeabur to Dokploy in 2 hours, cancels all servers
yihui_indie · x · 2026-11-10
Indie developer @yihuiindie shared that an AI agent spent 2 hours migrating his stack from Zeabur to self-hosted deployment tool Dokploy, after which he cancelled all servers and his Dev membership.
The screenshot shows the agent using Chrome and Computer Use to audit the Zeabur billing: cancelling the $5/month Dev subscription (converting to Free on Nov 19), confirming all three servers' renewals were zeroed out, and verifying no other charges — the whole check took just over 3 minutes.
A neat real-world demo of agents handling ops migration and subscription cleanup end to end.
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