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TruStacks

Now in private Beta · self-serve July 2026

Let AI handle delivery.Without giving up control.

Agents propose.Policy decides.Humans approve.

TruStacks reads your repository, understands your stack, and generates the CI/CD, GitOps, and platform-engineering artifacts your application needs. Signed, policy-checked, and opened as pull requests for human approval.

feat(platform): generate delivery workflow for payments-api#142 · 30s ago
  • DevOps Engineer

    Generated GitHub Actions workflow, Dockerfile, Helm chart, and Argo Application manifest for the declared Node/Kubernetes stack.

  • Baseline Security

    Added SCA, image scanning, SBOM signing, and secret scanning gates required by policy.

  • Coordinator

    All specialists agree. Routing to humans for review.

Files.github/workflows/ci.ymlDockerfilecharts/payments-api/values.yamlargocd/payments-api.yaml
4 of 4 policy checks passedAwaiting human merge

Built on the substrate your team already trusts

OPARegoSigstoreCosignArgoCDFluxKubernetesHelm

The problem we solve

Every team is pulled two ways at once.

Ship faster

Business wants velocity. Engineers want to push and move on. Manual gates and six-week release trains are the tax nobody wants to pay.

Stay in control

Auditors, CISOs, and regulators need the controls to hold. One dangerous deploy undoes a quarter of trust.

TruStacks resolves it by inverting the model.

Agents propose.Policy decides.Humans approve.

The mechanism

Policy is the unit of trust. It stacks.

Customer overlay

Deepest · most authoritative

Your architects and SREs. Ratchets stricter, never looser.

Packs

Regulatory (SOC2, HIPAA, PCI, FedRAMP) signed & paid. Framework & industry packs free and community-built.

Constitution

Foundation

TruStacks-authored, signed, immutable, free at every tier. Non-waivable.

The agent crew reads all three layers and proposes a pull request. Each layer can only tighten the one above it.

Open PRAwaiting human merge

policy checks passed · signed

How it works

One change, three gates.

Follow a single delivery change from left to right. The crew writes it, policy checks it, a human merges it. Nothing skips a gate.

The paradoxShip fasterDon’t ship something dangerousResolved by inverting the model →

Agents propose

Coordinator, DevOps Engineer, Code Reviewer, and Baseline Security read your EnvironmentProfile and open a pull request. The Coordinator never writes code; it routes work to specialists.

Emitted this run

  • .github/workflows/ci.yml
  • charts/payments-api/values.yaml
  • argocd/payments-api.yaml

Click any step above to see what happens at that gate.

For Platform Engineering

Codify tribal knowledge before it walks out the door.

Encode your delivery standards once. TruStacks applies them across the portfolio by generating CI/CD, GitOps, and platform artifacts for each stack, while preserving approved customizations. The crew also reads from your team's MCP servers, so internal tools and context inform every proposal.

For CISO / Compliance

No production credentials in agent hands.

Agents propose changes in Git. Your policies check them. Humans approve them. Your existing GitOps path deploys them after merge. Credentials never leave your environment, and there is no autonomous merge path.

For Supply Chain

Verify yourself.

Signed artifacts. SBOM-backed runner images. Verifiable policy bundles. TruStacks makes the delivery workflow inspectable before anything reaches production.

From codebase to delivery workflow.

TruStacks turns application context into production-ready delivery artifacts.

  • CI/CD generated

    Build, test, scan, and promotion workflows aligned to your stack and standards.

  • GitOps ready

    ArgoCD or Flux-ready deployment paths proposed through Git and deployed only after human merge.

  • Platform standards built in

    Dockerfiles, Helm charts, manifests, policy gates, and environment conventions generated from the rules your experts trust.

Git push. Go home.

The crew generates the delivery workflow. Policy gates every change. Your team owns the merge.