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I stopped writing CI/CD YAML — here's what I built instead
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I stopped writing CI/CD YAML — here's what I built instead

via Dev.to DevOpsMichael Moreira3w ago

Every time I started a new SaaS project, the ritual was the same: open an old project, copy the GitHub Actions YAML, edit half of it, break the other half, and spend 2 hours debugging indentation errors. Sound familiar? I decided to build something to solve this once and for all. Meet FlowEasy — an AI-powered CI/CD pipeline generator that reads your codebase and generates production-grade GitHub Actions workflows automatically. The Problem Setting up CI/CD properly is painful. You need linting, testing, security scans, builds, deploys, notifications... and all of that lives in a YAML file that's easy to break and hard to debug. Most developers either copy-paste from old projects (and miss important updates) or spend hours hand-crafting workflows from scratch. How FlowEasy Works It's dead simple — 3 steps: Step 1: Connect your repo. Sign in with GitHub, pick your repository. FlowEasy reads your package.json and detects your stack automatically (Next.js, Node, Python, etc.). Step 2: Choo

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