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Introducing StackBuilder: The AI Agent That Builds Your Infrastructure While You Code

Dharani Vijayakumar Dharani Vijayakumar July 29, 2025

Today marks the beginning of autonomous infrastructure. App engineers can now deploy production-ready environments in minutes, not weeks.

A New Era Starts Today

San Jose, CA – July 29, 2025 – Today, StackGen launches StackBuilder, the first AI infrastructure agent designed specifically for application engineers. StackBuilder transforms how developers deploy applications by eliminating the complexity, delays, and expertise barriers that have made infrastructure deployment a bottleneck for development teams worldwide.

Starting today, any developer can deploy production-ready infrastructure simply by describing their application requirements in plain English. No Terraform expertise required. No weeks-long approval processes. No infrastructure anxiety.

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The Problem We're Solving

For too long, application engineers have been caught in an impossible situation: they need infrastructure to run their applications, but infrastructure tools weren't built for them. The result? 2-3 week deployment cycles, frustrated developers, and platform teams overwhelmed with tickets.

"We built StackBuilder because we believe developers should focus on building great applications, not wrestling with YAML files," said [CEO Name], CEO of StackGen. "Every minute a developer spends debugging Terraform syntax is a minute not spent on features that delight users."

The numbers tell the story:

  • Average time to deploy a new application: 18 days
  • Platform team ticket volume: 40% infrastructure requests
  • Developer productivity lost to infrastructure concerns: 35%
  • Security vulnerabilities from misconfigurations: 67% of incidents

Meet StackBuilder: From Intent to Infrastructure in Minutes

StackBuilder solves the infrastructure bottleneck with a fundamentally different approach. Instead of teaching developers Terraform or making them wait for platform teams, StackBuilder understands what you want to build and creates the infrastructure automatically.

How StackBuilder Works

1. Express Your Intent
Tell StackBuilder what you want to deploy using natural language, existing code, or visual design. No Terraform knowledge required.

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2. Intelligent Infrastructure Generation
StackBuilder analyzes your intent and automatically generates production-ready Terraform, OpenTofu, or Helm configurations that follow your organization's best practices.

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3. Automated Governance & Compliance
Built-in policy checks ensure security, compliance, and organizational standards are enforced from day one—no manual reviews needed.

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4. One-Click Deployment
Deploy with confidence knowing your infrastructure is optimized, secure, and compliant.

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The StackBuilder Difference: No Code, No Experience, No Errors

  • No/Low Code Infrastructure
    Developers don't need to hand-code Terraform or learn infrastructure-specific technologies. StackBuilder converts intent into infrastructure code automatically.
  • No Experience Required
    Convert developer requirements into infrastructure without prerequisite knowledge of cloud services, networking, or security configurations.
  • Reduced Errors
    Eliminates ClickOps and manual configuration interfaces that introduce drift and misconfigurations. StackBuilder becomes your primary interface for infrastructure management.

Real Impact: Transforming Developer Workflows

Before StackBuilder: The Multi-Week Marathon

  1. Submit Ticket → Wait for platform team availability
  2. Policy Review → Navigate complex organizational requirements
  3. Configuration → Learn Terraform, debug issues, iterate
  4. Validation → Manual security and compliance reviews
  5. Provision → Deploy and hope nothing breaks

Timeline: Weeks to months of elapsed time

After StackBuilder: The Minutes Miracle

  1. Express Intent → Describe what you want to build
  2. Preview & Approve → Review auto-generated infrastructure
  3. Deploy → One-click deployment with built-in compliance

Timeline: Minutes to hours of elapsed time

Ready to Ship Faster?

Whether you're building your first microservice or your hundredth, StackBuilder gives you the infrastructure superpowers you need to focus on what you do best: building amazing applications.

The days of infrastructure being a bottleneck are over. The age of autonomous infrastructure starts now.


Want to see StackBuilder in action? Book a demo or try out the playground demo today.

Join our Design Partner Program, where you can not only access early AI agents - but also actively participate in defining the Autonomous Infrastructure Platform (AIP) space alongside StackGen's product & engineering leadership team.

 

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