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AI Stack Composer
Point it at more than one repo — the AI composes them into a single deployable stack.
What you get
Many repos, one stack
Point the composer at more than one repository and it wires them into a single deployable stack — front end, back end and services connected.
The AI does the wiring
The composer handles the integration work, not just code generation — the parts are connected into something you can actually deploy.
It infers the wiring from the code
The composer reads each repo's framework, env expectations, and service calls to work out which is the API, which is the web front end, and how they reference each other — then emits one deployable configuration instead of leaving you to hand-wire env vars across services.
How the composer works
- 1
You point ZipLoom at the repositories you want combined.
- 2
The AI composes them into one deployable stack, wiring the connections.
- 3
The composed stack runs through the security scan before deploy.
What this check inspects
Each repository's framework, runtime, and build requirements.
Which service is the front end, which is the API, and which is a worker — inferred from the code rather than asked.
How the services reference each other, so the URLs and keys line up instead of being hand-pasted.
The environment variables each service expects, and which are missing.
What it means when this fails
AI tools tend to produce a front end and an API as separate projects that were never introduced to each other. The composer works out the wiring and emits one deployable configuration, instead of leaving you to discover missing variables one failed deploy at a time.
Questions
- What if it guesses wrong?
- The proposed configuration is shown before anything deploys, and you can change it. It's a starting point derived from your code, not a black box.
- Does it work with more than two repos?
- Yes — it composes a stack from multiple repositories, which is the case it exists for.
- Do I need a monorepo?
- No. Separate repositories are the common shape for AI-generated projects and are fully supported.
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