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TruStacks

Why TruStacks

Software delivery generated for your stack.

Governed by your standards.

TruStacks reads your application, understands the stack it runs on, and generates the CI/CD, GitOps, and platform-engineering artifacts needed to move from commit to production. Every change is policy-checked, signed, and human-approved.

The problem

Delivery is still hand-built.

Most teams have modern tools, but every application still needs someone to wire together the same set of pieces by hand:

  • CI/CD pipelines
  • Security checks
  • GitOps configuration
  • Cloud conventions
  • Compliance requirements
  • Deployment paths

Repetitive. Fragile. Often trapped in the heads of a few senior engineers.

The TruStacks difference

TruStacks generates the path.

Instead of giving teams another toolkit, TruStacks turns your standards into stack-aware delivery workflows. The agent crew does the wiring for you, in three moves:

  1. Read your stack

    Frameworks, languages, cloud target, and the policies that apply to this application.

  2. Generate the artifacts

    CI/CD, GitOps, and platform-engineering files your application actually needs. Not templates you fork.

  3. Hand off to humans

    Your engineers review, approve, and merge. Nothing moves without that step.

Proof points

What gets generated.

On every change, the agent crew opens a pull request that carries a complete, signed delivery package: a working pipeline rendered for your stack.

  • 01

    CI/CD workflow files

    GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Tekton, or your declared CI runtime, fitted to your service's framework and scanners.

  • 02

    GitOps deployment configuration

    ArgoCD Applications or Flux Kustomizations, targeting the right cluster for the right environment tier.

  • 03

    Policy checks (OPA / Rego)

    Every proposal cites the signed Rego rule that motivated it. Runs on the same OPA engine your security team already trusts.

  • 04

    Security and compliance gates

    Image scanning, SAST/SCA, secret scanning, SBOM signing, wired to the tools your security team has already approved.

  • 05

    Platform engineering patterns

    Repo layouts, branch protection, separation between application and platform repos. Encoded once, applied portfolio-wide.

  • 06

    Environment promotion paths

    Dev to staging to production, with the right gates at every boundary. Rendered for your GitOps controller. Never for ours.

07 · The wrapper

Pull requests with signed artifacts.

Every proposal lands as a pull request: diff, description, rule citations, signed artifact. Your engineer reviews. Your engineer merges. Nothing else moves without the merge.

Why it matters

Your expertise is the deepest layer of the policy stack.

Most platforms treat your team as a consumer of policy: pick a setting from a menu. TruStacks treats your architects, SREs, security, and compliance teams as the policy authors at the most authoritative layer. Your rules don’t get overridden by ours. Ours get overridden by yours.

All three layers compile to Rego, the OPA policy substrate your security team already runs. Signed, version-controlled, queryable, and yours to evolve.

  1. Foundation

    The constitution

    Universal rules every proposal must respect. Signed by TruStacks. Immutable on your side. By design, you cannot weaken it.

  2. Middle

    Specialist Packs

    Curated regulatory bundles for SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI, FedRAMP, and ITIL. Signed by TruStacks for auditor defensibility. Community packs for frameworks and runtimes are free.

  3. Deepest · most authoritative

    Your overlay

    Your team writes this

    Your architects, SREs, security, and compliance teams write rules in Rego that encode your specific context: the cloud accounts you isolate, the service-naming conventions you enforce, the approvers each environment requires. Can ratchet stricter than the layers above. Never looser. A linter proves it at compile time.

For the full layered model, including pack authoring and the policy linter, see the policy product page.

The agentic stack

Specs declare intent. Policy decides outcome.

The spec-driven development wave (GitHub Spec Kit, AWS Kiro, Claude Code plan mode, Cursor commands) gave teams a way to declare what their software should be. None of them answer what it’s not allowed to do.

That answer is policy-as-code: signed, layered, version-controlled rules your security and compliance teams already trust. TruStacks is that layer for spec-driven shops. Spec your application with your SDD tool of choice; spec your platform target and governance with TruStacks. Both get evaluated under the constitution before anything merges. We’re not replacing SDD tooling. We’re the policy substrate it left missing.

For the full layering and what we explicitly don’t do, see TruStacks for spec-driven development.

The software you build.

Delivered right.

Agents propose.Policy decides.Humans approve.

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