An open source agent that lives on your machines 24/7, keeps your apps running, and only pings when it needs a human. All the upside of a PaaS, none of the lock-in.
Interactive TUI. Full control in your terminal.
Autonomous agent. Running 24/7 in the background.
Monitor schedules, channels, and recent activity.
The stuff that keeps you up at night, automated, resolved, and reported before your morning coffee.
Health check fails → agent finds 312 idle database connections → restarts your app → latency drops from 340ms to 12ms → Slack summary. While you sleep.
Daily scan finds 14 idle RDS instances and 200GB of orphaned EBS volumes → generates savings report → $4,200/mo recovered before finance even asks.
TLS cert expires in 6 days → auto-renews with zero downtime → you never see the page. Same for expiring secrets, deprecated APIs, and EOL runtimes.
Autopilot is a single long-running process that combines scheduling, messaging, and a local API. It installs as a system service and persists across reboots.
Coding agents write code. Stakpak runs your apps in production, where a wrong move means downtime, data leaks, or a $50k bill. That requires a different trust model.
Every network request the agent makes (curl, Python, MCP servers) goes through a transparent proxy with Cedar policies. Even if you get permissions wrong, the agent can't break anything.
210+ secret types detected and swapped with placeholders before the LLM sees them. Real values restored only at execution time. Your API keys and database passwords never reach any model provider.
Every action, file edit, and command is logged with full context. Changes are backed up before modification, locally and over SSH. Replay any session, trace any change, roll back instantly.
Written in Rust, Apache 2.0. Runs entirely on your machines with mTLS encryption. No data leaves your environment. You own the agent, the data, and the trust boundary.
Install Stakpak, run stakpak init. It discovers your stack and generates APPS.md. Then stakpak up and it drives.