Agentic engineering · Kubernetes · EKS

Most of your system has already been built. Twice.

Keplow builds software with coding agents and reuses its platform across every client. You pay for the part that's actually yours — not another quarter of the same ingress, CI, and auth.

keplow — platform bootstrap
$ kpl init acme --region us-east-1
  ✓ eks cluster       reused · 6 min
  ✓ gitops + ci       reused · 2 min
  ✓ authn / rbac      reused · 3 min
  ✓ observability     reused · 4 min
  → acme-ledger-svc   new

day one is a running cluster, not a kickoff deck
01

Why we're cheaper and it isn't a discount

Shared

platform, not shared invoices

The same hardened EKS baseline, deploy pipeline, and service scaffolding ships to every client. It gets better each time, and you don't fund it from scratch.

Agents

do the volume work

Coding agents write the boilerplate, the tests, and the migration under review. Our engineers spend their hours on the decisions that have no good default.

Standard

everything, all the way down

What we hand over is ordinary Kubernetes, Terraform, and code your team can already read. There is no Keplow runtime to be locked into.

02

What lands in your AWS account

Everything runs in your account, under your org's controls, described in Terraform you own. We operate it with you until your team would rather we didn't.

  • computeAmazon EKS with a managed node strategy sized to the workload — not a cluster per team.
  • deliveryGitOps deploys, preview environments, and a release path that a new hire can follow on day two.
  • identityWorkload identity, RBAC, and secrets wired to your existing IdP.
  • telemetryOpenTelemetry traces, metrics, and logs from the first deploy, with SLOs written down.
  • agentsThe harness, evals, and review gates that make agent-written code safe to merge.
route 53 · cloudfront · wafedge
amazon eksreused across clients
gateway
authn / rbac
jobs / queues
your services
rds / aurora
s3
otel · grafana
gitops · argo
03

How we engage

ModelWhat you getTypical spanPricing
Platform drop EKS baseline, CI/CD, auth, observability, and runbooks — in your account, documented. 2–3 weeks fixed
Build with us A product surface delivered end to end on that platform, with your engineers in the repo. 1–2 quarters monthly
Agent enablement We make your existing team fast with agents: harness, evals, review gates, guardrails. 4–6 weeks fixed

Fixed-price work is scoped in writing before it starts. If we finish early, that's our problem to price, not yours to pay for.

04

What we think about building software

  • 01An estimate that can't be checked against a running system is a guess. We put something deployable in front of you in the first two weeks, every time.
  • 02Agents raise the ceiling on output and the cost of bad architecture. The review gate matters more than the model.
  • 03Most teams don't need a bespoke platform. They need someone else's, hardened, handed over, and boring.
  • 04Kubernetes when the workload earns it. Plenty of systems are better off as a container behind a load balancer, and we'll say so.

Tell us what's stuck.

A 30-minute call with the engineer who would do the work. If we're not the right fit, we'll say that on the call rather than three proposals later.