Overview
The Infrastructure Initiative is our program to build one platform that carries code from commit to production — hosting, review, and deployment as a single system rather than a relay of disconnected tools.
To be precise about what this is: an initiative, not a product launch. Foltrac, our multi-cloud deployment product, is the shipping end of the platform today. The hosting and review layers are in active development, and this is the roadmap we're building them on.
The case for one platform
The seams between a code host, a CI provider, and a deployment platform are where engineering context dies. Permissions are duplicated three times, audit trails fragment, and every handoff is a place where state drifts. Teams have accepted that as the cost of best-of-breed tooling.
Agents raise the price of those seams. A fleet working across repository, pipeline, and production needs one substrate with one permission model and one audit trail — the glue code between three vendors is exactly where autonomous work becomes unaccountable.
Building outward from Foltrac
We're building from the production end backward. Foltrac already translates one deployment definition to AWS and Google Cloud natively and handles rollback autonomously; it's the part of the platform that ships today, and it stays independently useful.
The initiative extends the same treatment upstream: hosting that understands deployment state, review that can gate on what will actually run, and history that connects a production incident back to the commit that caused it — in one query, not three tabs.
What exists today, and what doesn't
Today: Foltrac is generally available, and W0rktree — the open-source runtime our agent fleets run on — already drives repository automation for our own monorepo.
Not yet: the hosting and review platform itself. We're not announcing a product today, and we won't ship one before it can hold our own repositories. Teams that want to be early design partners can register interest through the contact page.
