# Infra as AI

I've been an SWE for a while and hated a part of my job that I could never find the right tool for. My biggest burn outs didn't come from complex tasks, but actually likewise it was the grunt work:

1. **Keeping all microservices consistent** \- There were times when I had to keep library versioning  and Dockerfile the same across the codebase. Just one change, and I had to create a pull request for 50 Terraform repositories.
2. **Libraries Changelog** \- Libraries keep making major changes, and to fix it, I had to go through a long list of changelogs and try to find if any deprecations should be resolved; while this could be solved by CC + context7
3. **PullRequest Follow-up** \- Making these pull requests is just time-consuming and not hard; the hard part is having a list of these PRs in a note and losing it. Why can't we have a simple platform that tracks a task, with its PRs, and the pipeline.

You can try it in the link below, no credit or onboarding needed:  
[https://infrastructureas.ai/](https://infrastructureas.ai/)

In this platfor we let user just ask for a change (e.g Update X in repositories that are Y) and then:

* Approve the repository candidates for the changes
* Approved the changes CC came up with
* Review the head branch and PR details
* Review the CI and ask for a retry

# How I built it

**ClaudeCode** \- I used this mainly for creating the Python backend and ReactJS dashboard.  
**LangGraph** \- I'm having a multi-agent supervisor mode graph written in python  
**MCPs** \- Context7, Playwright, FigmaDev  
**GPT5** \- Sonnet cannot perform well for UI tasks, but GPT5 is awesome, works just fine with screenshots  
**GeminiFlash** \- A Good model for my primary assistants, and also good in choosing the right tools with low latency  
**Comet** \- New tool, with lots of bugs, but still helpful and gets the job done. I managed to get 50 users on Reddit using DMs, and Comet helped find users.  
**FigmaAI -** I'm not a designer, but using HTML-to-Figmahassle and Figma MCP, I managed to make my React components and mirror the website into Figma pages (this one was a hassel)

  
I know it's too much to ask, but I would love you to try it and let me know your opinion, cheers!

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