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Proposal · Platform Engineering

Ship a project's
CI/CD in one click.

ci-bootstrap turns setting up a repository's build, test, security, and release pipeline from a manual, error-prone chore into a single self-service request.

a working prototype · presented for review

The problem

Every new service reinvents its pipeline.

  • 01Slow. Every team hand-writes and copy-pastes pipeline config for each new repository.
  • 02Inconsistent. Standards drift between teams; stages get skipped or misconfigured.
  • 03Risky. Security checks often aren't enforced — insecure code can slip through to production.

The idea

Give it a repository. Get back a ready-to-merge pull request that adds a complete, standardized pipeline.

No templates to copy. No YAML to write. No security step forgotten.

How it works

Four steps, fully automated.

STEP 1
Point at a repo
Give it a GitHub repository URL.
→
STEP 2
It reads the code
Identifies the language and build tooling.
→
STEP 3
Generates the pipeline
Builds a complete, standards-compliant workflow.
→
STEP 4
Opens a pull request
Your team reviews and merges — nothing automatic.

What every pipeline includes

Four stages, every time — security built in.

STAGE 1
Build
Compiles the project and its dependencies.
STAGE 2
Test
Runs the project's automated test suite.
STAGE 3
Security & Quality
Scans every change for vulnerabilities and quality issues.
enforced
STAGE 4
Publish
Packages a release-ready container image.

The same shape for every service — so quality and security are consistent by default, not left to each team.

Security, enforced

A vulnerability can't slip into the codebase.

Every pull request is automatically security-scanned. If it introduces a vulnerability, the build fails and the issue is reported — so it can't be merged. Fix it, and it passes.

Pull request · introduces a vulnerability
Build failed
Blocked by the security scan and reported in SonarCloud. Cannot be merged.
Pull request · clean change
Build passed
No new vulnerabilities. Safe to review and merge.

Coverage

Works with what your teams already use.

Java .NET Python Node.js Go + new stack? generated on the fly

Common stacks are supported out of the box. For an unusual one, an AI step generates support automatically — so no team is left waiting for tooling.

Smart, but safe

AI helps read the code. People stay in control.

  • ·AI is used only to recognize a project's language and build tool — the fuzzy part.
  • ·The pipeline itself is assembled from approved, reviewed templates — never free-form AI-written config.
  • ·Nothing is auto-merged. Every change arrives as a pull request your team reviews.

The result is reproducible and auditable — the same inputs always produce the same pipeline, which matters in regulated environments.

The impact

Faster, safer, consistent.

Minutes, not days
Pipeline setup for a new service drops from a manual multi-hour task to a single request.
One standard
Every service runs the same build → test → security → release shape.
Secure by default
Security scanning is enforced on every pull request, automatically.
Less toil
No more hand-written CI or copy-pasted config drifting out of date.

Live demo

What you'll see.

  • 01An existing Java service with the pipeline already integrated — all checks green.
  • 02We open a PR that introduces a security vulnerability → the build fails, and SonarCloud reports the exact issue.
  • 03We open a clean PR → it passes and is safe to merge.

Proposal

Let's pilot it.

Roll it out to a few teams, measure the drop in setup time and the lift in consistency and security coverage, then wire it into the standard new-service workflow.

ci-bootstrap · thank you