Novamira HQ, in beta, now connects to SandyWP, the service for disposable WordPress sandboxes. Add your SandyWP API key and HQ lists your sandboxes with their status and expiry, and sets up Novamira on a ready sandbox for you.
A SandyWP sandbox is a real WordPress install made for trying things out, and it expires on its own. Create one on SandyWP, and HQ takes it from there: a couple of minutes later Novamira is installed and your agent is building.
The Novamira setup is a bounded installer: HQ downloads the official Novamira archive, uploads it through SandyWP’s plugin deploy with activation, and that one upload is the only thing it writes. SandyWP’s responses include the sandbox’s admin password and a one-click login link, and HQ never shows either: both are redacted before any result reaches your screen or a log. One step stays manual: HQ cannot turn on AI Abilities on SandyWP, so enable them in the Novamira settings in WordPress before connecting your agent.
Novamira HQ is free and in beta, for macOS, Windows and Linux, from the Novamira HQ page. The full release notes are on the changelog page, alongside those of Novamira, Novamira Pro and the Novamira CLI.