Scale migrations with tooling, not headcount

Cloud migrations at lightspeed, on an opinionated agent harness

Connect your application repository, upload a documentation or just describe what you are deploying. Terrablox resolves it to curated best-practice modules and commits production-ready infrastructure to your cloud account.

/projects/…#code
The Terrablox project view: the module library on the left, the architecture of a VPC with a public subnet, an EC2 instance, an Elastic IP and Secrets Manager in the middle, and the agent explaining what it built on the right.

From an existing application to deployed infrastructure in minutes

The agent reads the application repository and documentation, identifies the requirements it finds, composes the required infrastructure and walks you through the cloud setup.

  1. 1Identify

The agent harness comes assembled

An agent is only as good as the system around it. Terrablox gives your agent everything it needs to get the job done and works out of the box.

What goes in

  • Application repository

  • Documentation

  • Prompts

Agent harness

Requirements Engineering

Agent loop

repeats
  1. 1Reads
  2. 2Calls operation
  3. 3Verifies result
  4. 4Result goes back
  • Context
  • Tools
  • Memory
  • Guardrails
  • Observability

Module library

Best practices

Governance rules

What comes out

  • Infrastructure

  • Architecture decisions

  • Cost calculation

See what the agent built and understand why

Reviewing generated code means digging through hundreds of lines to find what matters. See what the agent is actually doing in a human-readable way.

Which view of the project to show: module detail, the AWS architecture, or the log of what was decided and applied
The module graph of a project: vpc, web_sg, app_server, app_secrets and secrets_read_policy as cards, with vpc_id, secret_arn and arn drawn from the output that produces them to the input that consumes them.The same project drawn as AWS services: an internet gateway and a public subnet inside a VPC, an Elastic IP pointing at an EC2 instance, and a Secrets Manager secret below, each box labelled with the Terrablox module that deploys it.

The project log: each applied operation under the decision that produced it — what was being decided, what was chosen and why, and which alternatives lost.

Run it yourself

One command bootstraps the entire service.

terminal
# clone, then:
$ pnpm quickstart

# dashboard on http://localhost:3001