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Introducing InsForge Compute. Deploy long-running backend services as Docker containers via your coding agent. It writes the Dockerfile, builds the image, injects env vars, runs the container, and returns a live URL. All in under 60 seconds.

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InsForge4 months ago

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Tony Chang4 months ago

compute is on 🔥

Chandraprakash Darji4 months ago

Cool one, Simlar thing can be done wirh sst/terraform with aws, gcp ro azure. Aws sdk and how to use it is already in agent pre fitted so no need for external context. I have done sone deployment using terraform and aws without knowledge of terraform and kt worked

InsForge4 months ago

cool approach! sst is a great framework :) we just take it a step further, where you don't even have to think about aws, gcp, or azure. we ARE the infra, and we make that infra queryable and actionable to your coding agents through CLI + Skills

Chandraprakash Darji4 months ago

Will give try for my portfolio

InsForge4 months ago

let us know how it goes!

Agentpilled4 months ago

60 seconds assumes perfect conditions every run. Real builds hit variance from pulls and dependencies. ⏳

InsForge4 months ago

100% but your coding agent can always rebuild with InsForge

Ankur Dahama4 months ago

lets go!!

Michael Long4 months ago

is this the next AWS? 👀

InsForge4 months ago

even better

Junaid4 months ago

That’s really great feature 👏

Sritej Bommaraju4 months ago

This is awesome

Selina4 months ago

yesss lets go team!!

InsForge4 months ago

thanks Selina! 🫧

Connor Loi4 months ago

@ankur_d that’s so cool

InsForge4 months ago

@ankur_d means a lot coming from another really cool YC P26 company 😎

Davidson4 months ago

Incredible features

InsForge4 months ago

we have the best community 😉

Jisong4 months ago

Amazing launch!!!!

InsForge4 months ago

thank you!!

nikolas4 months ago

lets goo!

shyam4 months ago

so cool, congrats!!

InsForge4 months ago

thanks! 🫡 sign up for launch week prizes as well!

Anirudh Manjesh4 months ago

Whohoo! Lesgoo!

InsForge4 months ago

@anirudh_manjesh LFG!

Ethan Kinnan4 months ago

coding agents just got an upgrade

Kathryn4 months ago

👍👍👍

InsForge4 months ago

LFG

ahmed abid4 months ago

Wha ? tryin it rn

InsForge4 months ago

sign up for launch week prizes as well!

bamners4 months ago

this great!

Joel Puig4 months ago

Komodo + MCP beats this

InsForge4 months ago

Komodo + MCP seems great! But if you want an entire agent-native layer where your compute, database, auth, storage, model gateway, payments, analytics, frontend deployments work together, that's us

AMIT4 months ago

Bro you just make the vibe coders life more easy 😂

InsForge4 months ago

every engineer's life!

AMIT4 months ago

Yeah true , interesting idea

kelly4 months ago

big congrats!!!!

InsForge4 months ago

thank you! stay tuned for our next launches, they'll be even better!

n0xbyte4 months ago

lfgg!

Prakhar Singh4 months ago

Looks more cool and powerful

InsForge4 months ago

we'll get even cooler and more powerful through launch week

Govind Tiwari4 months ago

Cool men, congrats!

Nilesh Jain4 months ago

@insforge team, used insforge for the first time in my project and i would love to say it's super duper cool man. Earlier i was using supabase for my project but wanted to try "AI Native Backend Tool" and here we are consuming in our product. Great work

InsForge4 months ago

supabase is great! but if you want a fully ai-native backend infra layer, that's us

Aditya4 months ago

it's really fascinating how ai making these repetitive task more streamlined finally time to touch some grass

InsForge4 months ago

let your agents work and you get to touch grass

Aditya4 months ago

yes, lol crazy

Jason Jin4 months ago

🔥🔥🔥

unBug 🐦‍🔥4 months ago

Prompt to products as they say

Naomi Walker-Garrett4 months ago

🚀🚀🚀

onir4 months ago

dockerfile writers just became prompt engineers

Marcos Cantera4 months ago

Trying it rn

Anurag Sharma4 months ago

🙌🏻🙌🏻

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