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StackGen

Autonomous Operations Factory for DevOps, SRE and platform engineering

StackGen offers an 'Autonomous Operations Factory' in which AI agents carry infrastructure work from request to production, with human approval on key actions. Its Aiden agents cover SRE (alert triage, root cause, remediation), InfraOps (Terraform/OpenTofu generation, policy checks, drift remediation, MCP integration with coding tools), Observability and DevOps request triage. Shipyard provides ephemeral environments for developers and their agents.

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