Grafos · AI
Hey HN, We've noticed a gap for small teams: getting a prototype working locally or on Vercel and Supabase is easy, but graduating to a full fledged deployment on a cloud provider is a nightmare. If you don't have a dedicated DevOps engineer, you're usually stuck clicking around hoping that some combination of checkboxes will do the trick . We're building Grafos V2 to act as your application's production agent. • You provide your application, optionally tell it what you need if its not obvious (e.g. I need a special type of MLOps or custom model garden models) and choose your cloud provider.…
Grafos · AI launched on March 3, 2026 with 4 votes, #2,516 of 23,380 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was not reachable when checked in September 2026.
What it does
Most engineering teams are suffering from the "Documentation Tax", hours wasted on diagrams that are out of date the moment they are saved. SREs are stuck in a constant "Education Tax" cycle, explaining infrastructure layouts to developers because HCL is intimidating and opaque. This Confidence Gap makes engineers are afraid to merge PRs for fear of breaking production. Grafos.ai turns your Terraform into an, interactive map. We don’t just show you infra, we give you the tools to command it.
In the maker’s words, at launch
Hey HN, We've noticed a gap for small teams: getting a prototype working locally or on Vercel and Supabase is easy, but graduating to a full fledged deployment on a cloud provider is a nightmare. If you don't have a dedicated DevOps engineer, you're usually stuck clicking around hoping that some combination of…
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