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Stakpak is an open-source AI agent for the terminal aimed at infrastructure work: generating infrastructure code, debugging Kubernetes, configuring CI/CD and automating deployments. Its README builds the pitch on safety. Dynamic secret substitution lets the model work with credentials without seeing the real values, and a privacy mode redacts things like IP addresses and AWS account IDs. Warden guardrails apply network-level policies that block destructive operations before they run, and MCP traffic uses mutual TLS. Curated DevOps knowledge ships as rulebooks, and you can add your own playbooks and policies; the agent also keeps persistent knowledge about incidents and your environment.
Install with Homebrew (`brew tap stakpak/stakpak` then `brew install stakpak`), a release binary from GitHub Releases, or a Docker image (`ghcr.io/stakpak/agent:latest`) that includes common tools such as docker, kubectl and cloud CLIs; the front page also shows a `curl | sh` installer. Then run `stakpak`: either create a Stakpak API key in a browser flow (the README says no card is required) or write `~/.stakpak/config.toml` with your own Anthropic, OpenAI or other provider keys. GitHub shows no detected license, so check the repository for the terms before using it at work.
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