StackPilot v0.1.0
StackPilot v0.1.0
StackPilot v0.1.0 is the first public release of our opinionated, production-minded project scaffolding tool.
Instead of making developers choose from endless frameworks and setup combinations, StackPilot provides tested golden paths for building backend services with sensible defaults from day one.
What’s included
StackPilot currently supports six opinionated backend golden paths:
- Rust → Axum
- Go → Chi
- TypeScript → NestJS
- Python → FastAPI
- Java → Spring Boot
- C# → ASP.NET Core
Each generated project can include:
- PostgreSQL-first database configuration
- AWS-first cloud configuration
- Docker and Docker Compose
- GitHub Actions CI
- Terraform foundations
- Health endpoint on
/health - Consistent port
3000 - Environment configuration
- Repository documentation
- Persistent
.stackpilot.tomlproject profile
CLI commands
This release includes:
stackpilot new— create a new projectstackpilot plan— preview what will be generatedstackpilot bootstrap— configure a repository created from the GitHub templatestackpilot doctor— validate your local StackPilot environmentstackpilot recipes— list available recipes
GitHub Template support
StackPilot can also be used directly through GitHub.
Create a repository using Use this template, then configure the repository through the included StackPilot GitHub Actions workflow.
Cross-platform
Release binaries are provided for:
- Windows
- Linux
- macOS Intel
- macOS Apple Silicon
Documentation
Installation guides, CLI documentation, and golden-path references are available on the StackPilot documentation website:
https://godtech-ctl-create.github.io/StackPilot/
Scope of v0.1.0
This release intentionally focuses on backend services and APIs.
Frontend projects, full-stack applications, repository inspection, automated remediation, advanced security policies, and organization-wide golden paths are planned for future releases.
StackPilot v0.1.0 establishes the foundation: choose your language, follow a tested path, and start building without rebuilding the same engineering setup every time.