DevAutOps is an AI cloud operations platform. You describe a cloud task in plain English, and it builds an app, a scheduled job or a deployment that runs in your own AWS, Azure or GCP account. Your team runs it from a form, every run is checked against their role, and every run is logged.
Most cloud teams spend a surprising share of the week on small requests. Add this IP to the firewall. Rotate that key. Restart staging. Find out why the bill went up. None of it is hard. It just never stops, and it usually lands on the two or three people who have console access.
DevAutOps was built to take those requests off their plate without handing everyone the keys.
The short version
You write what you need the way you would in a Slack message. DevAutOps writes the code, builds a form for it, tests it, and deploys it into your own cloud account. After that, anyone you allow can run it from the form. They never see the credentials, and every run lands in the audit log.
What it is made of
The product is laid out the way the work actually flows: build something, run it, keep an eye on it, and learn from what happened.
- AI Apps
- Describe a task and get a working app: the backend function, a form for it, and a short user guide.
- AI Jobs
- Run something on a schedule, or whenever another system calls a webhook. You see the plan before anything is created.
- App Store
- Ready-made apps and jobs you can add to your own cloud without waiting for a build.
- Deployments
- Point it at a repository. It proposes an architecture, shows the estimated cost, and deploys to your AWS account once you confirm. Currently in beta.
- Knowledge and Learning
- Lessons from past deployments and failed builds, reviewed by a person before the assistants rely on them.
- Secrets and Assets
- Encrypted credentials with one-time sharing links, next to your hardware and license inventory.
- Uptime Monitor
- Checks for endpoints, ports, certificates and domains, with one alert per outage instead of one per failed check.
- AI Monitor and Audit Logs
- What AI is costing you, and who did what, when.
What stays in your hands
Apps and jobs run in your own AWS, Azure or GCP account, with credentials you control. You can bring your own model key from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google or your cloud provider. Roles decide who may build an app and who may only run it, and in most teams those are different people on purpose.
Where teams usually start
Pick the request you answered most often last month. For most teams it is IP whitelisting, an access change, or cleaning up old resources. Build that one app, hand it to the people who keep asking, and see whether the request comes back.
There is a 14-day free trial with no credit card, or you can book a 30-minute call and walk through it with an engineer.
Questions
What is DevAutOps?
DevAutOps is an AI cloud operations platform. You describe a cloud task in plain English and it builds an app, a scheduled job or a deployment that runs in your own AWS, Azure or GCP account, with role-based access and an audit log for every run.
Which clouds does DevAutOps work with?
AWS, Azure and Google Cloud. Apps and jobs run in your own account with your own credentials. Guided repository deployments currently support AWS.
Do I need my own AI model key?
No. You can connect your own key for OpenAI, Anthropic, Google or your cloud provider, or use the platform default.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. The trial lasts 14 days and does not need a credit card.