A Black Hole server is a cloud server with a built-in security mode. It has no public IP address, stays hidden from the network, and is available only through an encrypted Alaio Vibecode tunnel. You can use this server to host a Bitrix24 app or bot. It comes with a simple setup, built-in data protection, and flexible access settings, so you can start using it right after deployment.
Black Hole servers

Create a Black Hole server

You can create a Black Hole server automatically or manually.

Automatically — create the app or bot in Alaio Vibecode. After you send a prompt to the AI model, it deploys the server and hosts the AI solution automatically.
Alaio Vibecode: Create and set up an app

Manually — use this option if you want to set the server parameters yourself. You can host any AI solution on it.

1. Open the Alaio Vibecode website.
2. Go to Black Hole Servers and click + Create server.
3. Enter the server details: name, API key, provider, plan, and region.
4. Click Create server.

Manage a Black Hole server

All servers created in Alaio Vibecode appear in the Black Hole Servers section. To manage a server, find its form on the page.

Server information

View server details. Below the server name, you can see the status, operating mode, access settings, and source. Hover over a value to see more information.

Refresh page data. Click the refresh icon if you made changes and they do not appear right away.

Open the AI solution in a new browser tab.

Copy link to share the AI solution without publishing it in the app catalog.

Settings

Configure the server. Click any tab below the server name to open the settings panel.

• Prompt for AI. Copy the prompt, add an API key, and send it to the AI model. The agent will deploy the app to this server. Use the same API key for both the server and the app you want to host.
• Access. Choose who can view and use the app, such as only the owner or any Bitrix24 user.
• Log. Review session history. You can see who used the app, when they used it, and what errors occurred.
• Deploy. Copy the data you need to manage the server through REST.
• Links. Copy links to the app or bot and share them with coworkers or an AI agent for testing.

Click Close to return to the server list.

Configure sleep mode. Click Auto-sleep in the lower-left corner and choose how long the app can stay inactive before it goes to sleep: 15 minutes, 30 minutes, 1 hour, 4 hours, or Never.

If the server goes to sleep, it wakes up automatically the next time someone opens the app.

State management

Activate the server. The server wakes up automatically when someone opens the app, but this can take some time. If you want the app to open right away at a specific time, click Wake up in advance. The button is in the lower-right corner of the server card.

Restart — click Restart in the lower-right corner of the server card. The app will be unavailable for a few minutes.

Put the server to sleep to stop the server temporarily and switch to a lower billing rate. Click Three dots (...) > Sleep.

Delete. Click Three dots (...) > Delete and confirm the action. This permanently deletes all server data and makes the app unavailable. You cannot undo this action.