Everything your platform team needs.
99 features. 120+ API endpoints. 4 cloud providers. Built for platform teams who need governance without friction.
Self-Service Deployment
21Browse starter library and company blueprints with filters
View resources, config fields, cost estimate, deploy CTA
Configure, preview, and apply with live WebSocket logs
Auto-generated forms from template schema with grouped fields
Pre-deploy validation — AWS 10 rules, Azure 8, GCP 5
Org-level limits on resources, regions, types, and cost
Cost estimation vs monthly budget, auto-block at limit
Dev submits → PE reviews full context (blueprint, config, cost, compliance) → approves with comment → Dev clicks Deploy Now. Also triggered automatically when deploying to Prod-tier Cloud Accounts.
Saved Cloud Accounts with tier badges (Dev/Staging/Prod) + manual override option. KMS-encrypted, shared with team.
Blueprints carrying both Pulumi and Terraform code show an engine selector in the deploy modal — user picks which engine runs
Estimated monthly cost visible in config selector + preview step before confirming. Recalculates when switching Non-prod / Prod profile.
On AccessDenied during preview, shows failing IAM actions as pill badges + copyable inline-policy JSON + Retry button
Real-time streaming via WebSocket during deploy
Animated resource cards with creating/created transitions grouped by service
Minimize modal while deploying — floating status bar shows progress, click to restore
Deploy into existing VPC/VNet. Auto-detect existing infrastructure, skip network creation
Red banner + checkbox confirm for deletions and replacements
Show +create ~update -delete counts before applying
Prevent concurrent deploys to same stack
Failed and cancelled deploys auto-clean Pulumi state — stack name reusable immediately
Schedule deployments for a future time
Governance
9 All workingPE locks config fields globally or per-environment
Critical violations block deploy — PE/Owner can override
Prevent deploy if stack has unresolved drift
Accept drift with category, reason, and expiry date
Draft → In Review → Approved → Published workflow
Profile toggle (Non-prod / Production) in blueprint editor — different defaults, locked fields, required fields, and values per profile. Deploy form auto-loads matching profile.
Non-prod / Production toggle in blueprint editor. PE configures different defaults, locked fields, and required fields per profile — one blueprint, two configs.
Each Cloud Account gets a tier (Dev/Staging/Prod) with color-coded badges. Deploying, upgrading, or destroying against a Prod-tier account automatically requires approval.
Company blueprint cards show a Non-prod / Production toggle — switching updates the locked / required / editable fields and values visible on the card
Blueprint Management
8 All working90+ starter templates across AWS, Azure, GCP, and Kubernetes with 155 marketplace rows including TF parity
Copy starter to company blueprints with custom governance — single blueprint carries both Pulumi and TF engines when available
Modify config, lock fields, update version
Make approved blueprint available to developers
Semantic versioning with snapshots for rollback
Remove unpublished company blueprints
One card per use case in the starter library. Engine badges (PULUMI / TF) show what's available; fork creates a single blueprint carrying both engines.
Edit button on cards opens a dropdown: Governance (variables, locks, profiles) or Code (Pulumi/Terraform source) — two clear entry points
Studio
12Generate Pulumi or Terraform blueprint from natural language prompt
AI Generate supports Pulumi AND Terraform. Native TF engine runs HCL without conversion. 5 TF parity starters (VPC, EC2, S3, RDS, Lambda) matching Pulumi resource-for-resource.
Edit existing blueprint code with AI in a chat-style UI. After each edit, summary panel shows what changed — new resources, modified resources, new config fields.
Write and edit blueprint code with syntax highlighting
Blueprint code editor has engine tabs — switch between Pulumi and Terraform code. Preserves unsaved edits per engine.
View source code of any template from GitHub
Combine multiple templates into composed blueprint
Paste Terraform code, auto-convert to Archie framework via pulumi convert
Import from GitHub, Azure DevOps, or GitLab repos. Browse file tree, select path
Review generated code for compliance and best practices
Validate Pulumi template syntax before publishing
Validate and fix 8 common code issues automatically
Lifecycle
8 All workingShow when stack version is behind latest blueprint
Side-by-side resource changes between versions
Upgrade stack with outputs re-injection — no resource replacement
Revert stack to any previous deployment version
Quick rollback card on stack Actions tab — one click to previous version
Upgrade, rollback, drift, and destroy modals pre-select the Cloud Account that was used at deploy time — no more re-entering creds
List all deployments with status, timestamp, deployer
Store config and outputs at each deployment for rollback
Drift & Compliance
9 All workingScan cloud infrastructure for deviations from code
Manual check with cloud-specific credential picker
EventBridge cron runs drift detection automatically on all stacks with saved Cloud Accounts — dashboard surfaces alerts without user action
Timeline of detections, acknowledgments, resolutions
Show current vs desired state per drifted resource
Re-deploy code to fix drift with live progress
Classify drift into critical/high/medium per org policy
Suppress computed fields, null→[], SG-to-SG diffs
Convert raw JSON to readable format for SG rules and timestamps
Multi-Cloud
6Full support — 68 templates (incl. 5 TF parity starters: VPC, EC2, S3, RDS, Lambda), deploy, drift, remediate, destroy
13 templates, deploy, governance, compliance, brownfield, destroy
24 templates, deploy, destroy
Template support with kubeconfig credential picker
Filter catalog and stacks by cloud provider
Cloud-specific region dropdown in credential picker
Notifications
6 All workingOAuth setup, channel selection, test connection
deploy.started, deploy.success, deploy.failed
destroy.started, destroy.success, destroy.failed
drift.detected, drift.remediated
drift.acknowledged with category and reason
Custom webhook URLs for infrastructure events
Admin & Settings
9 All workingInvite team members, assign roles (Owner/PE/Dev)
Org name, plan, member limits
Create/revoke keys with scopes for CI/CD integration
View and revoke active sessions across devices
Who did what and when — deployments, approvals, drift
Monthly usage tracking (deploys, AI, stacks)
Download stacks, deployments, audit as JSON/CSV
Cross-environment view with version sync indicator
Click Test on any Cloud Account → shows account ID, role ARN, attached policies, inline policies, action prefix summary. Surfaces the actual AWS error if creds are bad.
Platform Health
8 All workingStack overview, health, costs, recent activity with app grouping
Tag stacks with app group — VPC + DB + Compute layers grouped together
Status badges — healthy, degraded, failed, deploying, destroyed
Stack detail shows AWS Account ID, Azure Subscription, or GCP Project
Monthly costs by stack, cloud, environment, team
Per-template estimated monthly cost
Monthly budget, thresholds, auto-block
Active/destroyed stacks per env, build hash sync
Import
3Discover existing VPCs, EC2, RDS, S3, EKS
Convert Terraform to Archie framework code
Discover existing cloud resources
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