Product
From codebase to delivery workflow.
Generated for your stack. Governed by your standards.
TruStacks discovers your application, analyzes it against your constitution, policy packs, and customer overlays, then promotes it into a governed delivery workflow by generating the CI/CD, GitOps, and platform-engineering artifacts your stack requires. Every change is signed, policy-checked, and opened as a pull request for human approval.
The product flow
Discover. Analyze. Promote.
TruStacks reads your application, evaluates it against your governance, and generates the delivery workflow it needs.
01
Discover
Automatically detect the application framework, runtime, dependencies, repo structure, existing delivery artifacts, and platform conventions.
02
Analyze
Evaluate the codebase against the TruStacks constitution, selected policy packs, and your organization's overlays.
03
Promote
Generate the CI/CD, GitOps, and platform-engineering artifacts needed to move the application into your governed delivery workflow.
Stack-aware, in specifics
What the crew reads from your environment.
Stack-aware isn’t shorthand for “works with anything.” Here’s what TruStacks detects so it can generate workflows that fit your tools, not ours.
Application frameworks
Python (FastAPI), Java (Spring Boot), Go, and .NET 8. The Code Reviewer agent picks workflow specifics from framework and runtime version.
CI runtime
GitHub Actions today; GitLab CI, Azure DevOps Pipelines, and Tekton on the post-launch roadmap. The DevOps Engineer generates YAML in your CI's actual syntax, not a default.
Security tooling
Image scanners, SAST/SCA, secret scanners, SBOM signing. Baseline Security uses the tools your team has already approved. They're declared in your Environment Profile, not chosen by us.
Platform and GitOps
ArgoCD or Flux. Helm or Kustomize. The Infrastructure Engineer reads your Profile and aligns to your GitOps controller, ingress, and secrets store.
What gets generated
Real delivery artifacts, generated for your stack.
Not just recommendations. Not just policy checks. Real delivery artifacts, generated for your stack and governed by your standards.
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CI/CD workflows
Build, test, scan, sign, and promotion workflows aligned to your stack and standards.
02
GitOps-ready deployment
ArgoCD or Flux-ready delivery artifacts proposed through Git and deployed only after human merge.
03
Platform engineering patterns
Dockerfiles, Helm charts, manifests, environment conventions, and reusable platform standards generated from the rules your experts trust.
04
Security and compliance gates
SAST/SCA, image scanning, secret scanning, SBOM signing, policy checks, and evidence hints based on selected policy packs and overlays.
Architecture
Your platform stays yours.
TruStacks reads the existing platform repo before generating changes. Application code stays separate. Delivery changes move through Git. Humans approve the final merge.
Customer customizations preserved
TruStacks reads the existing platform repo before generating changes, then surfaces preservation notes in every pull request.
Application and platform repos stay separate
Application code stays in your application repos. Delivery changes move through your platform repo. The agent crew never crosses that line.
Humans approve the final merge
Agents do not hold production credentials. ArgoCD or Flux deploys only after a human merges. There is no autonomous merge path.
Sample
Every change lands as a pull request.
Diff, policy citations, signed artifacts, agent reasoning. Your engineer reviews. Your engineer merges. Nothing else moves without the merge.
Files changed
.github/workflows/ci.ymlDockerfilecharts/payments-api/values.yamlargocd/payments-api.yamlpolicy/evidence/soc2-controls.md
Policy checks
- Image scanning required
- SBOM signing required
- Secret scanning required
- Human approval required before deploy
Agent notes
- Detected Node runtime and Kubernetes deployment target
- Preserved existing Helm values
- Added Argo Application manifest for staging
- Applied SOC2 policy pack evidence hints
- Routed final approval to human reviewers
Git push. Go home.
The crew generates the delivery workflow. Policy gates every change. Your team owns the merge.