I built a TypeScript framework that generates your entire cloud infrastructure

TL;DR: tsdevstack is an open-source TypeScript microservices framework. You write a config file and application code. It generates Terraform, Docker, Kong gateway routes, CI/CD pipelines, secrets, and observability — across GCP, AWS, and Azure. One command deploys the whole stack. The problem Every TypeScript project I shipped to production followed the same pattern. Write the application code in a week. Spend the next month wiring up infrastructure. Terraform for the cloud resources. Docker for local dev. Kong or some other gateway for routing. JWT auth boilerplate. Secrets management across environments. CI/CD pipelines. Observability. WAF rules. SSL certificates. Health checks. Database migrations. And then the same dance for staging and production. The application code was the easy part. Everything around it took 10x longer. I tried the existing options: Heroku-style platforms hide too much. The moment you need a WAF, a custom gateway, or VPC isolation, you're stuck. Pulumi/CDK/Ter